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Not at the expense of individual liberty. This principle is well established in the USA at least, given the continuing presence of 2A.
by denkmoon 6y ago
Not at the expense of individual liberty. This principle is well established in the USA at least, given the continuing presence of 2A.
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- Frondo 6y agoYes, at the expense of individual liberty. Traffic laws are an obvious and rights-restraining example of this. I may or may not cause harm by running a red light in the middle of the night, or speeding on a freeway -- in fact, I know a guy who habitually runs reds at night, "just because" -- yet the constitutionality of ticketing people for running reds or speeding is not, as far as I know, in dispute. How this maps onto public health in a pandemic, I don't know.