Is democracy the greatest threat to human rights?
Those who want you to doubt that anarchy (self-ownership and individual responsibility) is the best, most moral, and ethical way to live among others are asking you to accept that theft, aggression, superstition, and slavery are better.
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Tuesday, August 03, 2021
Beware those who want to enslave
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People who don't believe in rights usually seem to have ulterior motives. They want to do things to you without seeing themselves as the bad guy. If they can say rights don't exist, it's easier to justify enslaving you.
Standing right beside them are those who imagine they have a right to do things no one can have a right to do.
That one gem of a human I was arguing with is a prime example. Some of her supporters may even be worse.
She wants to choose her own rights-- including the "right" to use government violence to prevent you from having guns.
She thinks my idea of rights only applies to "straight, white, males" no matter how clearly I've explained that that isn't the case at all.
I believe gay transgendered married multi-racial trios of independent migrants should defend their marijuana crops with full-auto rifles because no one has the "right" to forbid it. That "no one has the 'right' to forbid it" is the only thing that matters where rights are concerned.
She and her followers keep harping on the same claim, both are saying rights don't exist, that they only exist for "rich white men"-- and she thinks "minorities and women" should get to v*te on "new" rights they might like-- "rights" which would negate actual human rights. But what other rights would anyone need? The "right" to enslave? It's nuts.