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Take your own emotional reactions down a couple of notches there yourself first. Wtf! What part of what I said was an "internet theory" and exactly what are my
by _8j50 3y ago
Take your own emotional reactions down a couple of notches there yourself first. Wtf!
What part of what I said was an "internet theory" and exactly what are my other theories? Do you just mean ideas you merely react to at a surface level instead if attempting any level of undersranding or discourse??
> That's why we have human rights
No, the only reason there are human rights is because people are human.
> people are free to do what they want, without giving a f- if you like it or not
What does this even mean? Are you saying society should be able to lock up arbitrary people for no reason or do you not know this already happens? Asylums are the institutuions, forced incarceration when you are considered insane is a thing, as are many laws that jail people who are not harming others on suspicion that they will cause harm or are behaving undesirably.
> Yes, there are limits where we harm others.
Or yourself, that's what the entire discussion here is about in case you missed it.
> Let's be honest: People just don't like other people who lack housing and look dirty; people are scared of what's different; the rest is mostly rationalization for oppression.
And my "internet theory" as you put it, instead of opression, it allows freedom for the would be oppressed to chase the life they choose. Have you heard of nudist colonies? That's the idea except you cannot rejoin mainstream society so long as you refuse to conform to its ways, but you should not have similar obligations either like taxation. If you are in these expelled communities like the insane, unvaccinated, etc... you still get to vote, access the internet and do just about anything so long as you stick to your physical isolation. It decriminalizes many victimless crimes.
And mainstream/majority society will decide like it already is doing.
- wolverine876 3y agoForcing people into colonies (we might call them 'camps') is not oppression?