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I have a question for all the pro-legislation folks (AKA violent SOBs )
Can I put a sign on my door saying I only want people with enough money on their person to enter the establishment?
Meaning they need to have enough money to purchase the cheapest thing I have listed.
I put a man at the door and he checks anyone who wishes to enter.
Is this ok?
Also, what if all my prices are negotiable and I don't put label my goods? Can I still have my man at the door demand to see a certain amount of money on your person before you enter?
Well one can simply come back with the right change. I cant just go back home and change my skin color though.
Either way we can all agree that you’d be the dumbest buisiness man in history..
I don't subscribe to magical fairy tales though, sorry.
And you can't make me (actually you can and do at gunpoint).
“I wanna play baseball but I don’t think I should run aroubd tge diamond. Im just gonna run straight to home base because I don’t think the rules apply to me”.
“I wanna play baseball but I don’t think I should run aroubd tge diamond. Im just gonna run straight to home base because I don’t think the rules apply to me”.
I'm a grown-up.
I consent to my life.
If I wanted involuntary rules on me for my entire life I would have lived with my parents forever...or at least bought a DeLorean to go back in time to when I was a kid.
But then I'm discriminating against (relatively) poor(er) people, no?
Or at the very least I'm discriminating against people who forget their wallets on the way out the door in the morning.
Sounds unfair to me.
Well one can rise out of being poor. One can borrow a suit.
But now if you bar someone because of their skin color, they cannot change that. And thats where your logic fails.
Again I hope your trolling because I cannot believe that had to be explained. Are you like 12?
Well one can rise out of being poor. One can borrow a suit.
But now if you bar someone because of their skin color, they cannot change that. And thats where your logic fails.
Again I hope your trolling because I cannot believe that had to be explained. Are you like 12?
I'm just using your own rules against you.
That's what I do when I'm faced with moral and illogical consistency such as yours. I learned it from Alinsky...someone you're probably familiar with.
What if your "race" is ambiguous? Most people think I'm black or Afro-Puerto Rican and I'm a mix of mostly black with some white but again...that Afro-Puerto Rican phenotype gets me every time.
How do we know the man at the door is denying me entry based on my attire or lack of funds and not my skin color?
This is getting so confusing. I think we need a government agency to handle it.
Calling anti-discrimination laws "aggression" and "violence" is a red herring. Anti-discrimination laws are anti-discrimination laws for a reason. They were in response to discrimination, which is aggression. As for laws, when you enter into a social contract, that is an agreement between you the individual, and the state. Under such contract, you cannot call laws "violence". You consent to having laws. When you live in America, you consent to laws.
And it isn't "laws" that are the problem. It is the type of laws and the enforcement of such laws. Without laws, we would have even more aggression than we do now. Anarchy often means people will do whatever they want, and in many cases, violence comes because they know there is no law to stop them.
The whole belief system is a red herring. Pretending it's all about peace, when it's about nothing but preserving the status quo.
It literally goes against the principals of what this country was founded on, and basically beheads all the powers granted by the 2nd amendment. You can own a gun, but you sure as hell can't use it against your oppressors.
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