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Ever read "Les Misérables"?

Yes, it's ok to steal if you really need something.

I never advocated violence or threat of violence. Ever.

But forcing someone to educate you is using force, aka violence. If you have a right to education, then another person must give up their autonomy, because you have a right. That is not a free society.

If you have a right to a house, then by extension, someone else must build the house. Some slaves must build the house for you, because it is your right to a house.

A doctor must provide care for you, instead of feeding his own family.

So you see, you don’t have any right to those things, because that would violate the property rights of other people. That is the communist brain rot that has infested our society for over 100 years, and probably killed more people than all wars ever fought, combined.

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Chu T 1y ago

This is all not true, the state can pay for all these things. I'm not asking for slaves lmao

Chu T 1y ago

What will teachers do if not teach? What will doctors do if not heal?

People are already doing these things. I'm not asking for an engineer to give up his work and family to heal or educate.

Chu T 1y ago

My point is that people like Musk or Bezos could literally end world hunger with less than 0.01% of their fortune, yet choose not to bc they are greedy fucks and want a 30th mansion and a 10th yacht

Chu T 1y ago

Not paying for something does not equal stealing it

🦊🔫🥩🏴‍☠️⚡ 1y ago

What would the negros in the southern US do if not pick cotton? Clothing is a right, after all. Someone has to do it, and they can, so why did we decide to end slavery?

The difference between slavery and freedom, is a mutually beneficial exchange, and one that isn’t. You claiming that things that require the human time of others to produce, are human rights, lets you violate the rights of others, which always leads to massive human suffering.

Governments “paying for it” is the government stealing from one person to pay another…it’s still theft, just less personal.

Someone else being forced to buy something for you, “because they can afford it,” is still theft, you just don’t have the balls to do it yourself. You hire out the dirty work to the government to shake down your fellow man.

Please, try to understand that only you belong to yourself, and I, myself. Only if we want to exchange our talents, where it benefits us both, can we have a peaceful and just world.

Chu T 1y ago

Sure bud!

Keep on being delusional