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Freedom, is being able to do want you want, as long as you don't interfere with someones else's rights.
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I am free to swing my arms around all I want, but if I hit you, then I have interfered with your rights.
If consenting adults go into their house at night, and shut the shades and doors, and do things?, is it anybodies else's business?
ARE THEY INTERFERING WITH ANYBODY ELSE'S RIGHTS ?
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If they are quietly drinking heavily watching tv and they later go to bed, does that interfere with the rights of the man down the street? Or next door?
If they smoke pot and watch tv and go to bed does that interfere with the rights of the man down the street or anybodies?
If they are gay at night, in the bedroom, what business is that to anyone else? They are not interfering with anyone else's rights.
What if the woman is given money for sex, or the man, Or the man buys her dinner and entertainment with MONEY, what is that to anyone?
What about tobacco? (a powerful MONEY lobby), as bad as heroin? Why.....is IT still legal?????????????????????????(it should not be made illegal in my opinion)
Should swat teams storm a persons house for any of these reasons? BUT THEY DO !!!!!!!!
And take all their possessions, destroy the house, and haul them to prison!
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There is a difference between criminal and immoral.
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Criminal is interfering with someone else's rights.
Immoral is against someone's religion.
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Criminal, is simply, theft, assault, intentional property damage, etc..
Immoral, is religious intolerance, for minorities, such as prostitution, drugs, gay marriage, alcohol, tobacco, etc., which such things, if done behind closed doors, by consenting adults, in reality, do interfere with anyone else's rights.
(If you can vote to make everyone live by "Christian" morality (RCC? biggest "Christian " voting group), then others can vote in Hindu, or Buddhist, or Islamic morality laws. Kill a cow in India or eat beef and see what happens, people are being killed for this and less.)
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People have always tried to push their "religion" on other people, I guess it's always been that way.
And pushing the illegal morality issues gets them lots of votes, they say, "I'm a Christian vote for me", and people do.
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What if they made alcohol illegal again?
The same thing that is happening now with other "illegal immoralities".
The "trade" would go underground and create a gangster underground system fueled by money.
And the gang underground that had the MONEY would fight the authorities trying to enforce "morality" laws.
All the Mexican gang wars and power has been about the drugs, yes, but what gives those gangs their power, is not the drugs, but the fact that the drugs are illegal and there is money to be made.
If a person could go to the pharmacy, and by all the "whatever" drug they wanted, a pound for 5 dollars, who would buy it on the street? And a pound would last them a lifetime, (Probably a very, very short life, 2 days maybe).
If you could buy "meth" at the pharmacy, who would cook it themselves? (A big problem everywhere)
And the police could have a list of everyone who buys it, but it would be legal.
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I believe that many of these things are wrong, and we teach not to do them, but there is a place where we must let others who have different moralities live their lives, as long as we don't interfere with the rights of others.
And the people who keep to themselves, who are quiet, and don't interfere with the rights of others,
should the swat team break down the doors, haul them off to prison for years, because they exercised the right to pursue happiness in their own house? (gay, pot, prostitution?)
Trying to make people live "morally" (RCC) by law enforcement is against the right to pursue happiness.
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People have the right to be immoral, and pursue their happiness, as long as it doesn't interfere with the rights of others.
Freedom, is being able to do want you want, as long as you don't interfere with someones else's rights.
--
I am free to swing my arms around all I want, but if I hit you, then I have interfered with your rights.
If consenting adults go into their house at night, and shut the shades and doors, and do things?, is it anybodies else's business?
ARE THEY INTERFERING WITH ANYBODY ELSE'S RIGHTS ?
--
If they are quietly drinking heavily watching tv and they later go to bed, does that interfere with the rights of the man down the street? Or next door?
If they smoke pot and watch tv and go to bed does that interfere with the rights of the man down the street or anybodies?
If they are gay at night, in the bedroom, what business is that to anyone else? They are not interfering with anyone else's rights.
What if the woman is given money for sex, or the man, Or the man buys her dinner and entertainment with MONEY, what is that to anyone?
What about tobacco? (a powerful MONEY lobby), as bad as heroin? Why.....is IT still legal?????????????????????????(it should not be made illegal in my opinion)
Should swat teams storm a persons house for any of these reasons? BUT THEY DO !!!!!!!!
And take all their possessions, destroy the house, and haul them to prison!
=========
There is a difference between criminal and immoral.
--
Criminal is interfering with someone else's rights.
Immoral is against someone's religion.
--
Criminal, is simply, theft, assault, intentional property damage, etc..
Immoral, is religious intolerance, for minorities, such as prostitution, drugs, gay marriage, alcohol, tobacco, etc., which such things, if done behind closed doors, by consenting adults, in reality, do interfere with anyone else's rights.
(If you can vote to make everyone live by "Christian" morality (RCC? biggest "Christian " voting group), then others can vote in Hindu, or Buddhist, or Islamic morality laws. Kill a cow in India or eat beef and see what happens, people are being killed for this and less.)
--
People have always tried to push their "religion" on other people, I guess it's always been that way.
And pushing the illegal morality issues gets them lots of votes, they say, "I'm a Christian vote for me", and people do.
--
What if they made alcohol illegal again?
The same thing that is happening now with other "illegal immoralities".
The "trade" would go underground and create a gangster underground system fueled by money.
And the gang underground that had the MONEY would fight the authorities trying to enforce "morality" laws.
All the Mexican gang wars and power has been about the drugs, yes, but what gives those gangs their power, is not the drugs, but the fact that the drugs are illegal and there is money to be made.
If a person could go to the pharmacy, and by all the "whatever" drug they wanted, a pound for 5 dollars, who would buy it on the street? And a pound would last them a lifetime, (Probably a very, very short life, 2 days maybe).
If you could buy "meth" at the pharmacy, who would cook it themselves? (A big problem everywhere)
And the police could have a list of everyone who buys it, but it would be legal.
--
I believe that many of these things are wrong, and we teach not to do them, but there is a place where we must let others who have different moralities live their lives, as long as we don't interfere with the rights of others.
And the people who keep to themselves, who are quiet, and don't interfere with the rights of others,
should the swat team break down the doors, haul them off to prison for years, because they exercised the right to pursue happiness in their own house? (gay, pot, prostitution?)
Trying to make people live "morally" (RCC) by law enforcement is against the right to pursue happiness.
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People have the right to be immoral, and pursue their happiness, as long as it doesn't interfere with the rights of others.
