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A grocery store is not a person. And besides that, laws and regulations exist specifically to restrict what people are able to do. Nobody is entirely sovereign.

A grocery store is not a person. And besides that, laws and regulations exist specifically to restrict what people are able to do. Nobody is entirely sovereign. Sure, if you discover an island and you decide to live there, maybe you’re sovereign and can act however you want. But we live in a collective. That’s just the way it works.

bofadeez 2y ago
These rights are inalienable. They are not derived by permission from a collective.
- mrweiner 2y ago
  Which rights? The right to build a tall fence in your yard? To install electrical in a house however you please? Expose your genitals in public?
  - bofadeez 2y ago
    The right of self ownership. You are not entitled to control the flesh of another person.