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Specifically my moral values are anything is allowed, as long as it doesn't hurt or infringe on other peoples rights.
by UK-AL 10y ago
Specifically my moral values are anything is allowed, as long as it doesn't hurt or infringe on other peoples rights.
- pbhjpbhj 10y agoAnd you'd like to enforce that moral position on others through law? ;0)>
- UK-AL 10y agoYes, because this can be logically reasoned as a basic right. It's when it starts going further(which the eu has) is when it becomes a problem.
- mjohn 10y agoWhere do these rights come from?
- UK-AL 10y agoI'm not against government in total. Government should enforce basic rights for individuals. Beyond that it becomes dubious.
- occamrazor 10y agoWho decides which rights are basic and which are not? Is healthcare a basic right? Clean potable water? Safe work environment? Education?
- UK-AL 10y agoThere's tons of philosophy on what is a basic right and what is not. They can convey the ideas better than I can.
- sergiosgc 10y agoThe devil is in the details. If my neighbor works sixty hours a week measly for food and shelter, is he or is he not infringing on my right for fair pay for my own work?
- UK-AL 10y agoHis not infringing on anybody if its mutely agreed contract. The solution for his issue is to find a way further up the value chain. Almost any government intervention which attempts to help him will have a hidden side effect.
- Oletros 10y ago> His not infringing on anybody if its mutely agreed contract. You're supposing that both sides have the same bargain power