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What the hell are you talking about? Is this that stupid "taxes are theft" argument again?
Then most certainly, since you must deem me your slave, your property, that I should be compelled to pay for a service which I must pay for myself should I choose to get that same service, you won't mind coming to my door in order to demand my portion of your demanded theft.
Rest assured... should you or another come to my door, armed or not, demanding I pay for them that which I must pay for myself, I will dispatch of them in the same manner I would dispatch any robber.
If you genuinely believe yourself having a right, entitled to STEAL from me, you shouldn't be concerned about the firearms and ammunition you would be greeted with and dispatched by when you come to my door in an attempt to STEAL from me that which I earned.
By what right do you proclaim anything I have earned to pay for something you could earn and pay for yourself?
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Originally Posted by KS_Referee
Then most certainly, since you must deem me your slave, your property, that I should be compelled to pay for a service which I must pay for myself should I choose to get that same service, you won't mind coming to my door in order to demand my portion of your demanded theft.
Rest assured... should you or another come to my door, armed or not, demanding I pay for them that which I must pay for myself, I will dispatch of them in the same manner I would dispatch any robber.
If you genuinely believe yourself having a right, entitled to STEAL from me, you shouldn't be concerned about the firearms and ammunition you would be greeted with and dispatched by when you come to my door in an attempt to STEAL from me that which I earned.
By what right do you proclaim anything I have earned to pay for something you could earn and pay for yourself?
By what right?
We obviously aren't having a real conversation here, so I'm going to tune you out now.....
And yet I had a right to an abortion when I, you know, HAD an abortion....
If you paid for it yourself or via voluntary donors and did not use the government to force others to pay for your abortion, then yes, that is your right.
If I or any other must first be compelled to work, labor and earn in order to pay for something you want, you do NOT have a right to whatever that want is. To proclaim you have such a right is nothing but THEFT.
It's my right...
You have the right to....
Healthcare is a right...
College is a right....
Is it really a right, if someone else has to do it for you?
Can I force you to provide a right to me?
Or, do rights deal with Natural Law and things you can provide for yourself?
Interesting to see the diverse viewpoints to come.....
Popcorn please!
"Diverse viewpoints" or just more of the same old pitch between our inherent challenge as individuals vs as a society?
Problem in general is that we don't have the right vocabulary for most of what makes the answer to these questions right or wrong.
Does a poor child in America have a right to healthcare for example?
We're going to answer this question with your litmus test?
"Natural law" would have kids in poor families who can't afford health care dying of measles. That where you and the rest of the ultra right wingers are going with this?
Location: Live:Downtown Phoenix, AZ/Work:Greater Los Angeles, CA
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^^^^^ Translation: I'm going to bury my head in the sand because I can't/don't want to answer your question.
No, he is asking absurd questions, comparing paying income tax to armed robbery, which is not true in the slightest. I don't take people like that seriously
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