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There are any number of cases in our society where we decide that you can’t just decide what you want to do because your behavior has consequences on others. Y
by danabrams 4y ago
There are any number of cases in our society where we decide that you can’t just decide what you want to do because your behavior has consequences on others.
You can’t speed 65mph through red lights, for instance. In public spaces, or with actions that can’t be contained, many of your choices have consequences for me, so I get to have a say.
- roenxi 4y agoThere was basically no risk of COVID in public spaces. It doesn't spread in fresh air. The restrictions generally targeted private spaces. In Australia we even went as far as banning friends visiting each other at home.
- naasking 4y ago> You can’t speed 65mph through red lights, for instance. Driving is a privilege, not a right. You earn that privilege by agreeing to follow certain rules. Being able to walk in public spaces or associate with whom you wish in private spaces is a right, not a privilege. You don't need to earn your rights. Do you see the difference here?