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DrTiTus · 24th November 2022, 00:58

Then you're missing the part where people have committed crimes and forfeit their rights. You can't or at least shouldn't impose laws which remove the rights of law abiding citizens, but you can impose punishments for breaking laws, which in effect removes rights. An example is getting arrested, going to prison or getting fined. Do you believe in punishments for laws (aka consequences for actions)? Is a fine not depriving someone of their property? I think we can both agree that people have a right to property. What affects this right? Do you believe in prison?

24th November 2022, 00:58	#1941
DrTiTus HENCE WHY FOREVER ALONE	Then you're missing the part where people have committed crimes and forfeit their rights. You can't or at least shouldn't impose laws which remove the rights of law abiding citizens, but you can impose punishments for breaking laws, which in effect removes rights. An example is getting arrested, going to prison or getting fined. Do you believe in punishments for laws (aka consequences for actions)? Is a fine not depriving someone of their property? I think we can both agree that people have a right to property. What affects this right? Do you believe in prison? __________________ Finger rolling rhythm, ride the horse one hand... Last edited by DrTiTus : 24th November 2022 at 00:59.