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Nearly every law is a violation of liberties, I don't think that's a good argument.
by kittiepryde 6y ago
Nearly every law is a violation of liberties, I don't think that's a good argument.
- CGamesPlay 6y agoAny thoughts on any of the other mentioned points against the lockdowns?
- kittiepryde 6y agoNope, I don't necessarily disagree with OP's overall conclusion. I just thought that one point wasn't very good.
- roenxi 6y agoWhile that is true a 'right to work' is recognised in the International Charter of Human Rights as one of the big ones. Along with free movement and probably there is an implicit if not explicit right not to be mandatorialy isolated from other people. These aren't "I want a house with 3 stories and I can only build two" style liberties. These are the "if I don't have these I literally do not have any liberty" incursions on liberties. The important ones.