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Anytime the majority votes, they're forcing the results of their decision on the minority. That's the way democracy works.We all agree to participate in democratic government you Snowflake, no one is forcing you to.
No. Follow the Constitution. Or don't, and face the consequences.Fuck off into the woods and live by yourself if you don't want to pay taxes.
Like what? If the Constitution doesn't limit state power, what limits are you referring to?I do ...Do you acknowledge any limits on state power?
That's not how force works though. There is no reasonable description of force derived from a process you yourself agreed to.Anytime the majority votes, they're forcing the results of their decision on the minority. That's the way democracy works.
I'm not at all concerned about nebulous threats of "consequences" from some random pussy online.No. Follow the Constitution. Or don't, and face the consequences.
The Constitution does limit State power, what I disagree with is you being the arbiter of what the Constitution does or does not allow. That's for the Supreme Court to decide and I see no reason why they would find legislation passed by Congress and signed into law by the President, that provides a government run, Universal Healthcare program to be unconstitutional. They haven't done so with Social Security or the Federal Reserve and a whole host of government agencies and programs that aren't explicitly mentioned in the Constitution.Like what? If the Constitution doesn't limit state power, what limits are you referring to?
/——-/ Yup. The good people will move out, and the bad ones will move in.Time to move.
We discussed that. Change the terms, and the agreement is off.That's not how force works though. There is no reasonable description of force derived from a process you yourself agreed to.
I'm not threatening you, dipshit. I'm talking about the national consequences of abandoning Constitional limits on state power. Doing so makes the country ungovernable. We're soaking in it.I'm not at all concerned about nebulous threats of "consequences" from some random pussy online.
The Constitution does limit State power, what I disagree with is you being the arbiter of what the Constitution does or does not allow. That's for the Supreme Court to decide and I see no reason why they would find legislation passed by Congress and signed into law by the President, that provides a government run, Universal Healthcare program to be unconstitutional. They haven't done so with Social Security or the Federal Reserve and a whole host of government agencies and programs that aren't explicitly mentioned in the Constitution.
Which means you fuck off into the woods not that we disband government for everyone else.We discussed that. Change the terms, and the agreement is off.
That's still very vague, I don't know what that means. I don't see lawlessness and anarchy as the norm where I live.I'm not threatening you, dipshit. I'm talking about the national consequences of abandoning Constitional limits on state power. Doing so makes the country ungovernable. We're soaking in it.
Are you talking about the same morons who stormed the Capitol without a plan, took a couple of selfies at Pelosi's desk, went home and then spent the next year ducking the FBI all while Joe Biden remained President? Was that a revolt? From my perspective it looked like a cry for help.Yes. The Court has failed us in many ways, and continues to do so. It's getting worse, not better, and the Trumpster revolt is the tip of the iceberg.
Wait...Yep. And if that right was guaranteed, more of us would be able to afford "access" to healthcare.
Hmmm... it's not quite the simple. If people don't want to be ruled, they won't be. Even if they are in the minority.Which means you fuck off into the woods not that we disband government for everyone else.
You must not read the news. It's not that bad yet, but it's getting worse. Keep pushing.That's still very vague, I don't know what that means. I don't see lawlessness and anarchy as the norm where I live.
Yep. And it is a cry for help. It's an unfocused, ignorant reaction to overbearing government.Are you talking about the same morons who stormed the Capitol without a plan, took a couple of selfies at Pelosi's desk, went home and then spent the next year ducking the FBI all while Joe Biden remained President? Was that a revolt? From my perspective it looked like a cry for help.
No? Never said that.Wait...
If the US constitution said:
"A healthy population, being necessary to the general welfare of the state, the right of the people to obtain health care shall not be infringed"
... you think people will better afford health care than they do now?
You said:No? Never said that.
I was referring to "the right to keep the money that you earned", cited by Flash in the post I was responding to.You said:
And if that right was guaranteed, more of us would be able to afford "access" to healthcare.
That makes more senseI was referring to "the right to keep the money that you earned", cited by Flash in the post I was responding to.
There's no state Constitution? In any case, I'm address the broader campaign to nationalize health insurance.This is state level yes, so the Constitution is not impacted.
It is that simple. The amount of people that would revolt because Congress passed a Universal Healthcare bill is zero, you included Cosplayer.Hmmm... it's not quite the simple. If people don't want to be ruled, they won't be. Even if they are in the minority.
You're never going to convince me you're not just a cosplayer until you actually do something. We keep pushing because no one believes you, Clown.You must not read the news. It's not that bad yet, but it's getting worse. Keep pushing.
Losing an election isn't over bearing government you bitch ass Snowflake. How do you wonder why no one takes you seriously?Yep. And it is a cry for help. It's an unfocused, ignorant reaction to overbearing government.
Or your just going to provide me with endless entertainment coming here and crying like a bitch as if your world is ending over Joe Biden.But it's real. Democrats want to pretend it's not, that it's just vestigial racism dying on the vine - but they're kidding themselves. If we don't find a way back to some kind of consensus government we're going to go down in flames.
How fucking sad. I can't think of anything more embarrassing than being terrified of Joe Biden.
Not true. If you are sick or injured, I am not obligated in any way to help you. I may elect to do so, individually or collectively, because I think it's the right thing to do. But you do not the right to my service.healthcare has always been a human right
You represent the zeitgeist of modern democracy. Just get your 51% and fuck the minority. Laugh all you want, that won't work. It's not working.It is that simple. The amount of people that would revolt because Congress passed a Universal Healthcare bill is zero, you included Cosplayer.
You're never going to convince me you're not just a cosplayer until you actually do something. We keep pushing because no one believes you, Clown.
Losing an election isn't over bearing government you bitch ass Snowflake. How do you wonder why no one takes you seriously?
Or your just going to provide me with endless entertainment coming here and crying like a bitch as if your world is ending over Joe Biden.
Seems to be working just fine. Keep crying Soy Boy.You represent the zeitgeist of modern democracy. Just get your 51% and fuck the minority. Laugh all you want, that won't work. It's not working.
Not true. If you are sick or injured, I am not obligated in any way to help you. I may elect to do so, individually or collectively, because I think it's the right thing to do. But you do not the right to my service.
Seems to be working just fine.
Now the child has turned to arguing via picture book.
Having a right to something doesnkr meanirs provided to youNot true. If you are sick or injured, I am not obligated in any way to help you. I may elect to do so, individually or collectively, because I think it's the right thing to do. But you do not the right to my service.
