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The right to self defense is indeed natural, nobody argues that. What I debate is that _method_ of such defense. Instead of weaponizing someone in a weaponized
by SmooL 8y ago
The right to self defense is indeed natural, nobody argues that. What I debate is that _method_ of such defense. Instead of weaponizing someone in a weaponized environment, does it not make far more sense to de-weaponize the environment? Instead of giving everyone glass-proof shoes, why not just sweep the floor?
Taken another way, would you also support publishing your bank account credentials if everyone else did as well?
"Incorrect. Making bank account credentials widely available is indeed compatible with respect for ones wealth. Ones wealth is worth being defended. One may disagree, but the right to protecting ones wealth is a natural, inalienable right".
- dragonwriter 8y ago> The right to self defense is indeed natural, nobody argues that. I'm pretty sure that you can find people that argue that natural rights are a quasi-religious fiction invoked solely as a discussion terminator in debates about the proper parameters of legal rights.