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You don't see a difference between the state removing your literal freedom vs not being allowed to be on a committee or a board? It seems like any reasonable p
by xenadu02 6y ago
You don't see a difference between the state removing your literal freedom vs not being allowed to be on a committee or a board?
It seems like any reasonable person should understand that, making such arguments deliberately disingenuous.
I would also note that redemption requires real reflection, penance, and so forth. Paying some kind of price. Crying that you're being unfairly persecuted isn't the same thing.
I think the discussion you want to have might belong to different posts than this one.
- pc86 6y ago> You don't see a difference between the state removing your literal freedom vs not being allowed to be on a committee or a board? This is an interesting question and comparison, but not at all the one to which you're replying.