• @einlander
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        88 months ago

        You also need prior approval by our unlicensed professionals before you use your rights.*

        *The necessity to use your rights does not factor into the approval process. We reserved all rights to deny approval to use your rights for any reason.

        • @Wogi
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          18 months ago

          Hey hey, they’re licensed.

          You think every doctor passes with a decent enough gpa to work in a real facility? Fuck nah the C students go work at an auth firm

    • @jaybone
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      48 months ago

      Thanks to Obama we have to have human rights or we pay a fine.

      • AutistoMephisto
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        18 months ago

        “Bu-but it worked for car insurance!” No, it fucking didn’t!

    • @[email protected]
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      38 months ago

      Everyone will be guaranteed the right to buy a mansion with their own money. There, equality accomplished.

  • @[email protected]
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    148 months ago

    Listen, you commie scumbag. Unless you’re in debt for your pregnancy / heart attack / stroke, you’re a socialist pos and I’ll hunt you down with my AR-15.

    Merica.

  • @aidan
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    -68 months ago

    Of course a government can grant privileges, but I don’t like the notion of positive rights. Of placing an obligation on others as being inherent. Because that would mean those rights aren’t inherent, in the natural state, you would be having those rights infringed by default.

    • @Sylvartas
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      118 months ago

      in the natural state

      Human society is pretty far removed from nature though. For example, are you against the right to own property ?

      • @aidan
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        18 months ago

        That’s fair, I am against the right to arbitrarily claim property, but to not steal someone else’s shelter isn’t exactly placing an obligation on others.

          • @aidan
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            18 months ago

            I’m somewhere between John Locke and Henry George on land.