desert dude
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You sure do get whiny when your diaper is wet. You also should start viewing people as individuals, rather than collectively... racist.
Okay I'll answer your questions, since you do such a good job responding to others questions, well you don't but I'll forgive you. I'll forgive you, because I know you are incapable of answering some questions, most likely because you're a little slow on the logic and comprehension and because you have a pack of gerbils up your ass.
A society is a collection of individuals all with individual likes, dislikes etc. Those individuals that get along and want to associate should be free to associate on a consensual basis regardless of any silly rules others might try to impose on them.
No peaceful society can imbed forced associations as a matter of course or legally endorse those coercive actions and remain "peaceful", it is illogical. Like putting gas on a fire and hoping it will extinguish it.
All people should be free not to associate with those they prefer not to. Nobody, black, white, or other, should be forced to associate with anyone, since that would imbed legal (but immoral) coercion from the start or impose an unequal hierarchy, which is a bad idea. I assume since you've never addressed or refuted the points I just made, you believe they are valid.
Since you brought up force, I'll state their are two kinds of force. One is a defensive act, which is morally justifiable to use to REPEL an act of aggression or forced association.
In other words a black person that has a KKK guy burning a cross on his front lawn has a moral right to repel the KKK douchebag. I wouldn't bat an eye in that instance if the KKK guy got his ass handed to him. He has it coming, in THAT instance.
However, If the KKK douchbag stayed on his own property and wanted to wear a sheet, that's his right. While I don't think he's making a good choice, it's not my right to force him to do anything, UNLESS and UNTIL he leaves his own property and causes another person an actionable harm.
Conversely the black person, or anybody else of any color or race, has no right to force anybody to associate with him or serve him. All people only have the right to repel a forced association (act of initiated aggression) against them or their justly acquired property. NO people have the right to force an association. Those rights are the same for all people, race is irrelevant.
The other kind of force is an offensive act which is the kind you endorse, the kind that substitutes force for consent and allows one party to make another associate with them regardless if the association is agreed to both parties. This is the kind that prohibitionists use, coercive governments use and people that like to run others lives for them use. You endorse this kind. I do not.
You refer to "blacks" as a class of people, which is revealing about how you view the world. I tend to view people as individuals you appear not to. However, "blacks" have the same rights as anybody else, no more, no less. Blacks should not be forced to associate with anybody they prefer not to. Therefore neither blacks, whites or anybody else has any right to force others to associate with them, and all people have the right to resist a forced association, just as they have the right to resist a home invasion, a rape or an internet douchebag that wants to stuff gerbils up their ass or shit on their bathroom floor and run away.
As far as "blacks" voluntarily accepting inferior goods, what is your point? That all blacks will behave in lockstep? That's racist of you to think that way.
Some will steal. Some will be creative. Some will be productive. I doubt all will behave the same way. Those that want to trade on a consensual basis with others will find lots of willing trade partners, unless the coercive government re-institutes a policy of forced segregation.
Nobody should be kept from integrating, IF all the parties in that instance agree. Nobody should be forced to integrate, if one or both of the parties prefers not to associate.
Nobody should be made to be segregated, IF the all individual parties in that instance wish to associate.
No, I am not white trash. That sounds like a racist term.
Now go home and rub some salve on your kicked ass and please let the gerbils go, it would be the right thing to do.
This NR editorial is not exactly on point to your excellent post, RR, but it is in the same ball park.
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/383154/property-and-peace-kevin-d-williamson
Principles are dangerous things — whiskey is for drinking, water and principles are for fighting over. The anti-ideological current in conservative thinking appreciates this: If we all seek complete and comprehensive satisfaction of our principles, then there will never be peace. This is why scale matters and why priorities matter. In a world in which the public sector consumes 5 percent of my income and uses it for such legitimate public goods as law enforcement and border security, I do not much care whether the tax system is fair or just on a theoretical level; and while I may resent it as a matter of principle, the cost of my consent is relatively low, and I have other things to think about. But in a world in which the parasites take half, and use it mainly to buy political support from an increasingly ovine and dependent electorate, then I care intensely.