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The common ground, IMO, is getting government the fuck out of people's personal business. I support anyone's right to do what they want in life, as long as that
by starbase 3y ago
The common ground, IMO, is getting government the fuck out of people's personal business. I support anyone's right to do what they want in life, as long as that individual doesn't impinge on another individual's liberty to make their own choices in life.
- david38 3y agoSo… abolish the whole process by which we ok drugs as valid treatments?
- sofixa 3y agoOr abolish the whole process that enforces certain rules are followed in construction and operations - after all, anyone can "vote with their walley", do their own building and fire inspections, and just not go to the hotels/bars/clubs/appartement buildings/roads that are hazardously build. I swear, libertarians' whole shtick falls appart if you think about it seriously for more than a few minutes in a wider context, yet still so many of them are everywhere.
- starbase 3y agoApartments, hotels, bars, and roads are not personal; they're public spaces and as such are rightfully subject to a public regulation. If I want to pierce my ears, alter my genitals, collect pokemon cards, or drink 8 cups of coffee in the morning, that's none of your business.