Wrong,mattttherman3 said:No one owns the sun...
Good point!FaceFaceFace said:I'm sorry, but if she's the first one to legally file for ownership of the Sun, she deserves whatever money she can make off of idiots. Unless off course she tries to make money off the general population by charging for sun use.
Better question: Can people with skin cancer sue her now?
She didn't buy the sun, she simply claimed ownership. It's like the founding of a country, it was not purchased but the land can still be soldXan Krieger said:Nobody owned the sun to begin with meaning nobody could've sold it to her unless you're allowed to sell things you don't already own. In that case I am selling the White House, a lovely historic home located in Washington D.C.
BEING A PIRATE IS ALL GOOD AND FREETheTaco007 said:Yar har fiddle dee dee...9NineBreaker9 said:I think I just spent most of today pirating the Sun.
Remember though it's not like you can do anything with the SUN, It's like that toy your parents buy you before Christmas and say your not allowed to touch it, You could try charging your friends to play with it but it's kinda stupid because you need alot of outside help.Grilled Cheesus said:Lets not forget all the deaths due to skin cancer and damage done by global warming. Sue her into the ground!Anarchemitis said:She can have it for all I care. She'll be in court battles for years about it, but everyone who sustains damage on Earth would be more than happy for someone who would have legal responsibility for Large Solar Flares. Therefore, someone to complain to.
Anyway, is lies! I am pretty damn sure that at the very least one of the popes or at Egyptian pharohs would have claimed ownership of the sun. So since they legally claimed it it would then belong to their descendants.