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How about the concept of freedom? Am I, as a human being on this planet free? In that context, shouldn't I be able to exercise my option to make choices such
by robomartin 12y ago
How about the concept of freedom?
Am I, as a human being on this planet free?
In that context, shouldn't I be able to exercise my option to make choices such as whether I want to use a government-sanctioned transportation service or pay an equally free individual for transportation services.
Both kinds of services get to make me an offer and I chose, not government, I. If the government-sanctioned service is so good surely I will chose that service over anything else that might be offered.
I am sick and tired of government restricting my options because they think they know what is good for me. More often than not government has the opposite effect, on that can be highly destructive over the long term and one filled with individuals making decisions out of utter ignorance and a need to control, not serve.
Freedom.
- wooter 12y agoOh if only this sentiment would grow in popularity... As a fellow freedom-lover and capable critical thinker, this thread left me in disgust =( The sad thing is that the obsession with control has real, measurable, and detrimental results. Uber lowers the DUI rates in every city its been introduced? but it doesn't have licenses that are limited by the state, ban them!
- jacalata 12y agoevery city? I haven't seen this claimed before, only for about four US cities.