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by planfaster 11y ago
Did you see Hillary a couple of days ago saying it would be worth it to look into a mandatory gun-buyback program like they did in Australia? Gun control has always been the appetizer for gun confiscation. EDIT: for those who think I'm
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by planfaster 11y ago
That's a strength. I didn't know about the Plasma argument and it looks like a good one. Someone is yet to post a good refutation to it there. The weakness is in allowing those who disagree to throw a tantrum, be impolite, use cur
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by planfaster 11y ago
It brings back memories... of when someone told me about seeing it on a forum I've never been to.
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by planfaster 11y ago
I hope this is not too off-topic but since we are talking about book-scanning, how would I go about scanning my own books for private use? For instance, if I have a bunch of books about drawing, I'd like to scan them all so that I late
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by planfaster 11y ago
> Jack the ripper thought It's not about what someone thinks. It's about arguments and principles that can be applied universally. > he very much disagreed It's not about disagreeing with arguments. It's about refu
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by planfaster 11y ago
I don't agree with laws - they are nothing but opinions backed by guns - therefore I don't need to respect any law in any part of the world - I need only respect reasoned arguments that I can agree with. Respecting laws is no diff
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by planfaster 11y ago
> Right, except you don't have the right to do that. That's true, but since when does that matter? The government doesn't have the right to do a bunch of things they do. So what? > Suddenly, smaller markets around the w
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by planfaster 11y ago
I can't help but think how ironic it is that most Americans would say what we have is capitalism, but at the same time there are laws in place prohibiting people from freely sending capital to each other.