I Apologize to My Fellow Americans

[Odin]

(01-31-2017, 07:45 PM)Classic-Xer Wrote:

(01-31-2017, 05:08 PM)Odin Wrote:

(01-30-2017, 07:24 PM)Mikebert Wrote:

(01-29-2017, 02:12 AM)Classic-Xer Wrote: You're home is private property. You have the right to decide who enters your home. The right to decide who you're willing to conduct business with in a private setting. The right to decide who you're willing to do work for in a private setting as well. BTW, you have the right to think/believe something is wrong as well.

These rights are limited and always have been. For example the police can enter your home with a warrant. It is a crime to conducting business with certain people, e.g. selling liquor to a minor or knowingly sell weapons to terrorists.

Libertarians have a poor grasp of the truth that property rights are creations of society and only exist in a social context.

Do you value you're property rights? Hint: You don't need to actually own property to actually have property rights in America. I agree that there are clueless people who don't own any property who are clueless enough to vote away their own property rights and support the idea of a progressive government seizing other peoples property as long as they believe that they'll receive a healthy slice of the proceeds. The progressives don't seem to grasp the truth in regards to how bad they would end being decimated by the American society. How did the Democratic party allow itself to get so far out of wack with the values of American society? How large of a social context does America represent to you? I'd say 65,000,000 for sure and 68,000,000 million who are uncertain about their loyalties at the moment.

Of course I value property rights, I, like any reasonable person, just don't think property rights are absolute. Society has a right to intervene if what you are doing with your property is doing harm to society. This is why we have things like zoning restrictions, building codes, ADA regulations, smoking bans, etc.