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What vagueness is there in a right to life? A right to your
Posted on: February 26, 2024 at 10:34:29 CT
TigerMatt STL
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own property, which includes your own body?
That’s not enough for you. You want to have a say over what other people do with their property. It’s a control issue.
Most of the **** you cry about exists only because positive law was written to violate natural law.
Everyone knows murder is illegal. That theft is illegal and it still happens anyway. They willingly choose to violate two natural rights. But then you’ll find people who will justify the killing of others when it is done by government. Or the theft of property, when done by government.
That is moral relativism. You are a moral relativist.
That’s not enough for you. You want to have a say over what other people do with their property. It’s a control issue.
Most of the **** you cry about exists only because positive law was written to violate natural law.
Everyone knows murder is illegal. That theft is illegal and it still happens anyway. They willingly choose to violate two natural rights. But then you’ll find people who will justify the killing of others when it is done by government. Or the theft of property, when done by government.
That is moral relativism. You are a moral relativist.
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What vagueness is there in a right to life? A right to your - TigerMatt MISS - 2/26 10:34:29
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