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Assuming you agree with the decision to start with, aren't you de facto say all those other things don't matter relative to your decision? I think you may of m
by sbuttgereit 8y ago
Assuming you agree with the decision to start with, aren't you de facto say all those other things don't matter relative to your decision? I think you may of meant something a bit different: perhaps, that if you believe that government has a role in dictating certain health related choices, then what options do you have to achieve that other than something like this?
If so, then you're just debating implementation details which I think is less important and less interesting than the real discussion about what personal autonomy, and personal responsibility, you should have to live your life as you see fit.
- benj111 8y agoYes that what I meant. I was intending it as an rhetorical question. Agreed personal autonomy, and personal responsibility are the interesting questions, not really where the comment I was responding was leading though.