PCXV
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Not in America.
Cop training, gun licensing, or both?
Not in America.
Free markets aren't fair, that much has been proven well enough in the last half century.
Regulations exist to outlaw bad behavior and should encourage a level playing field- though of course today's regulations don't do this worth a damn.
Who's going to make fair trade? The government controls your free trade it's not exactly free trade which is why big business is paying off Congress.
That's an obtuse and less than complete point. The point is, do you have a right to affirm your "citizenship" or is it something others do whether you consent or not ?
If the state as an organization and it's just "the people" how can it have any more right than any single person ? It is impossible to aggregate a bunch of zeros into a positive sum isn't it?
Not just college kids professors too along with old timer Communist groups back from the beginning of the Cold War like the guy who killed Kennedy.
I'm afraid you are confused. I don't think you know what a free market is and proceed from there to draw erroneous conclusions, assigning the ills of centralization and cronyism to "free market". .
Regulations often exist to consolidate power in the hands of the few and further they PREVENT a level playing field.
At a minimum, it is the goal of socialists like Obama and neocons like Hillary to turn a right to possess guns into a revocable privilege for peasants, since they both know an outright ban will be resisted... so they work the slippery slope and keep inching towards it. Would you deny that ?
How does passing a law which consolidates gun ownersh
Actually the equation goes more like 0 + 0 + 0 etc. = 0
Even if I allowed you to avoid the certainty of my logic and the mathematical proof you still can't escape the fact you are believing in two opposing things at once.
On the one hand you would agree that a person has no right to enslave another person or force somebody into an association using or threatening offensive force for failure to comply... but then you flip and advocate that a neutral person somehow MUST associate with somebody else, not because the neutral person consents to it, instead because another party or parties has insisted on it.. That is the definition of slavery. Claiming the right to create a force association with an unwilling neutral party.
Your argument is internal and your beliefs are inconsistent.
...do you have a right to affirm your "citizenship" or is it something others do whether you consent or not ?
Not just college kids professors too along with old timer Communist groups back from the beginning of the Cold War like the guy who killed Kennedy.
Both. Cops are not held to a higher standard of conduct- fuck, they get paid vacation to shoot unarmed black people. And a special set of laws that ensure they never get convicted. So much for a higher standard.Cop training, gun licensing, or both?
Admittedly, I haven't read all the posts in this thread, but this strikes me as a strawman. Has anyone here (specifically SneekyNinja) unequivocally agreed with the statement you've made above?
Well, that was convenient to “be asleep then” and take advantage of tax payer funded education for your kids, and then suddenly awaken when you no longer have a use for publicly funded education!
Merely a coincidence?
It's bestowed upon you by birth. In other words, your ancestors decided for you, as you have decided for your undoubtably fucked up kids. That's how it works. Of course, you're free to denounce your citizenship and go somewhere else, so the choice really is up to you in the end. You appear to have made it. Now shut the fuck up.
You are right. Some regulations purposefully make the field unlevel. Utilitarian arguments sometimes make sense, though.
Are you asleep when you file taxes each year ? Do tell how you file and who do you claim ? Are you proud when you have to write those SS numbers, that were assigned to you by the United States government ? You are a very good slave. You might try to kick up a little ruckus every now and then, but for the most part you are very obedient.
It was a rhetorical utterance.
Since you can't seem to provide examples of SneekyNinja agreeing with your rhetoric, I'm sticking with straw man.
It is possible that he might disagree and think people do have a right to enslave others.
Ironically though, your assertion points out something different, your point rests on the idea that Sneeky Ninja has to AGREE with my point, for it to be accurate. By that, you imply that none of us have the right to form others opinions for them / "enslave" them. Which verifies my original point. Thanks for proving my point for me.
On the one hand you would agree that a person has no right to enslave another person or force somebody into an association using or threatening offensive force for failure to comply... but then you flip and advocate that a neutral person somehow MUST associate with somebody else, not because the neutral person consents to it, instead because another party or parties has insisted on it.. That is the definition of slavery. Claiming the right to create a force association with an unwilling neutral party.
Your argument is internal and your beliefs are inconsistent.
Admittedly, I haven't read all the posts in this thread, but this strikes me as a strawman. Has anyone here (specifically SneekyNinja) unequivocally agreed with the statement you've made above?
It was a rhetorical utterance.
Since you can't seem to provide examples of SneekyNinja agreeing with your rhetoric, I'm sticking with straw man.
Another straw man, bro. I didn't assert nor imply anything, you did:
I simply asked you for citations to support your own assertions. You can't provide them. No biggie. Straw man, though.