RE: RE: You can't violate the imaginary
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RE: You can't violate the imaginary

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Personally, I lean more to the side of "unlimited rights," i.e. I have the right to do anything I want, but if I do something that pisses you off, I believe you have the right to kill me.

I like to use this argument against those who claim that we have no rights for one specific reason: if we have no rights, then what gives anyone the right to tell other people what to do? Curiously, this is when I start hearing arguments for a two-tiered society and against social mobility, thus revealing my opponent's true colours.

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