You truly think people should pay you not to work?
Unemployment benefits are for those who have had a job then lost it through no fault of their own and not for moronic masturbation addicts who are too lazy to get a job
We both agree, it is Institutional, not Individual.
Equal protection of the law is a natural right. The right wing doesn't care, because it is not specifically about guns; and simply renege on any "second wave".
nothing but renegades.
Equal protection of the law is a natural right.
Nothing could be farther from the truth. Jurisprudence is wholly a human construct, not a set of natural laws. Were jurisprudence a set of natural laws and protection under any system of jurisprudence a natural right, it'd be taught in physics, biology and/or chemistry classrooms rather than in law schools.
It is an open book test. You haven't convinced all flat-Earthers, yet.
You haven't convinced all flat-Earthers, yet.
I fairly certain I will never convince any "flat-Earther" of anything because if I'm aware they are of such a mind, I won't spend time talking to them to utter more than basic courtesies...Hi; nice day; pardon me; thank you; your welcome; I haven't decided yet, feel free to step ahead of me; etc.
Natural rights are called such, because Persons are naturally born with them.
Seriously? You returned to that idea?
I addressed that notion the first time you raised it....
Equal protection of the law is a natural right.
Jurisprudence is wholly a human construct, not a set of natural laws. Were jurisprudence a set of natural laws and protection under any system of jurisprudence a natural right, it'd be taught in physics, biology and/or chemistry classrooms rather than in law schools.
...and you offered no direct counterargument to my remarks.
What you did is obliquely assert that you just don't care to believe that jurisprudence, and that which issues from it, is a human construct.
You haven't convinced all flat-Earthers, yet.
Now, I don't know why you responded that way, but it's very clear you did. And
that particular genre of response is also something I have discussed rather exhaustively (relative to what "exhaustive discussion" is on USMB), albeit in a different thread.