I don't recall having bought nor even asked for the ticket.
I understand the universe may offer a freak show and may want to hand out tickets to individuals.
But I should not be forced to attend the show. I should have a say and I should have the right to say NO and indefinitely pass my turn.
In addition to have the right to opt out from the freak show, I should also have the right to modify this opt out into an opt in and force to universe to wait until I feel like attending the freak show before I'm handed a ticket.
Being forced into an unwanted existence is coercive, it is inititation of force, it is against libertarianism.
Life, as we know it, stems from an initiation of force, it is coerced into existence.
The foundation of life is violence, force, coercion and brutality.
How can Libertarians pretend to be able to erect a tall and sturdy building of freedom, liberty and peace when the foundation is violence, coercion, brutality, tyranny and force ?
As the great George Carlin said: "Life is a ticket to the freak show, and life in America is a front row seat."
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ReplyDeleteI don't recall having bought nor even asked for the ticket.
I understand the universe may offer a freak show and may want to hand out tickets to individuals.
But I should not be forced to attend the show. I should have a say and I should have the right to say NO and indefinitely pass my turn.
In addition to have the right to opt out from the freak show, I should also have the right to modify this opt out into an opt in and force to universe to wait until I feel like attending the freak show before I'm handed a ticket.
Being forced into an unwanted existence is coercive, it is inititation of force, it is against libertarianism.
Life, as we know it, stems from an initiation of force, it is coerced into existence.
The foundation of life is violence, force, coercion and brutality.
How can Libertarians pretend to be able to erect a tall and sturdy building of freedom, liberty and peace when the foundation is violence, coercion, brutality, tyranny and force ?
"But I should not be forced to attend the show"
ReplyDelete"Being forced into an unwanted existence is coercive, it is inititation of force, it is against libertarianism"
Do keep in mind that you can opt out of this "initiation of force" at your leisure.