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As long as you don't use a word that implies equating it with allowing people to criticize their government, or distinguishing civilians from soldiers in times
by whatshisface 4y ago
As long as you don't use a word that implies equating it with allowing people to criticize their government, or distinguishing civilians from soldiers in times of war, I don't have any objections.
- klyrs 4y agoI view the right to piss&shit on even ground with the right to breathe, drink, and eat. If you think all that's less important than the right to criticize one's government, that's fine, feel free to hold it 'til you asphyxiate or your bladder fails.
- whatshisface 4y agoSaying that people have a human right to public bathrooms is like saying they have a boating license to clean water - I can infer what you're saying from context, but it leads to confusion. If you're asking for a clear argument establishing a distinction, consider that if a pipe bursts nobody will be hauled off to Nuremberg. :-)
- klyrs 4y ago> If you're asking for a clear argument establishing a distinction, consider that if a pipe bursts nobody will be hauled off to Nuremberg. No, but if you're renting an apartment and a pipe bursts, your landlord may be legally required to put you up in a hotel, depending on your local tenancy laws. You're exhibiting some pretty extreme black&white thinking here, and that's really making it hard to interpret your statements as good-faith efforts towards curious conversation.