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by HKH2
1690 days ago
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> Yes, without question. Just because something is the right thing to do doesn’t mean it should be the law, backed with threat of violence. I thought your argument was about autonomy. If you had pulled them back, it would have been the result of thinking that you know better than the person about to accidentally walk off the cliff and acting on it. I can see you have a strong distaste for moral busybodying, but I think there is an argument for discouraging people from wandering into unforeseen circumstances (not necessarily by the state). |
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