throwaway111224

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   by throwaway111224 6y ago

   Thank you. Your argument makes sense.
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   by throwaway111224 6y ago

   Well if we are going to characterize our ideas instead of debating them I think I can call you extraordinarily disingenuous too.
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   by throwaway111224 6y ago

   Why do the reasons matter ? And why no one believes you when you invoke cultural reasons or simple lack of affinity ?
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   by throwaway111224 6y ago

   It's a serious question. And actually living in proximity can be considered a form of association. But that is not the main topic of the article, which is showing mostly public places or businesses which were forced to bring/serve
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   by throwaway111224 6y ago

   I'm just asking, if there is the freedom of association.. why isn't there a freedom of dissociation ? Why force together people that would prefer to be separate ? Isn't this a violation of individual liberty ? (serious questi