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How is that, in any remote capacity, the same thing? One is being forced to give my money to someone else for reasons of "fairness", the other is a right to no
by geddy 7y ago
How is that, in any remote capacity, the same thing?
One is being forced to give my money to someone else for reasons of "fairness", the other is a right to not be locked up for a reasonable amount of time after being accused of a crime.
One of those involves taking my freedom, the other, my money.
- the_gastropod 7y agoIt's simply the other side of the ledger. The process requires labor, paid for by the government via taxation (taking other people's money). It's precisely the same thing.