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Are you missing a /s? I’m simply arguing that individuals should have the freedom to choose.
by marcrosoft 6y ago
Are you missing a /s?
I’m simply arguing that individuals should have the freedom to choose.
- xg15 6y agoIn which situation would you legitimately not want to wear a seatbelt while driving? Will you also demand that individuals be capable of choosing - in that they have all the sufficient information to make an informed choice and are not manipulated by psychological tricks?
- marcrosoft 6y agoIn which situation would you legitimately not want to wear a seatbelt while driving? I can’t think of any. That doesn’t mean I would take that choice away from people that have a reason.