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Second amendment rights. But only for Christians and McCain voters.
This is really dumb, and I'd like to see everyone in this comm agree that the owner of this store is violating the law and discriminating unjustly. That is my view, if there is another view out there, please, share it with me.
Second amendment rights. But only for Christians and McCain voters.
This is really dumb, and I'd like to see everyone in this comm agree that the owner of this store is violating the law and discriminating unjustly. That is my view, if there is another view out there, please, share it with me.
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Date: 31/10/11 05:11 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 31/10/11 05:36 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 31/10/11 06:27 (UTC)In the case of economic decisions and exchanges, both parties are equal in dignity and no one has claim over the other. That includes the dignity to assent or decline agreement on the part of either party in a given exchange.
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Date: 31/10/11 14:18 (UTC)You're not making any sense here. This isn't about dignity. The limit of freedom end when you harm someone. Denying someone access to the marketplace harms them. The idea that you should be allowed to harm someone in such a way goes against basic libertarian principles.
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Date: 31/10/11 15:48 (UTC)Only if all sellers refused to sell is harm incurred. The highest likelihood of those conditions arising were in the pre-civil rights south, in this country, and even then it required the state and local governments ignoring the 14th amendment in order to maintain it. Since then, the probability has significantly dropped due to population shift and increased communication technology. Now, if the bigot won't sell to me, there's a Wal-Mart within range that will.
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Date: 31/10/11 17:40 (UTC)Refusal by any seller harms free markets by increasing transaction costs for market participants. Markets with high friction cannot be free markets because supply and demand cannot operate to properly price goods.
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Date: 31/10/11 11:33 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 31/10/11 14:14 (UTC)