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Anyone remember which moron on here tried to convince us that liberals were freaking out over nothing, that Trump as a business man supported legalized pot, and that Sessions had no intention of turning back the clock to enforce federal marijuana laws?

@Rob Roy , you almost made me forget a question you avoided, sly dog. How many houses are seized each year by the government? I assume you meant because of property taxes? Just curious.

Funny coming from a trolling sock.

Not in absolute. I think people should be able to control their property to a reasonable extent, only limited by the rights of others and in accordance with laws made of the people, by the people, and for the people. This compromise of absolute freedom affords civility, order, and prosperity for...

Add me too bb

Which questions have I run away from? Really interested to see what authority you are appealing to in my hypothetical.

What authority can declare he is misusing his property? Why does he care if it harms the people downstream? What right do they have to say what he is doing is wrong and the use of his property should change?

Nice mental gymnastics. The neighorhood isn't misusing their own property. To stop the nuclear waste they have to have a say in the nuclear waste business's property. That is some people trying to control another person's property. I addressed your questions and asked for clarification. How...

If a neighborhood is established along a river which they drink and bathe out of, and upstream a business starts dumping radioactive waste into the river, do the people not have a right to determine the use of that business's property in part?

I noticed you have no evidence to support your argument. What assertions? Looked like questions to me, I asked you to clarify.

One is unsanitary and poses a risk to other customers and the restraunt in the case of a health inspection, the other is harmless and only a problem because of personal bigotry. Agents of a business act in the capacity of that business, which has agreed to serve the public by law and to make...

How many homes are seized by the government because mooches don't want to pay for the schools that their kids went to? Is that what happened to you? Define rights.

Another person that doesn't understand common core. I never said all homeschooled kids are indoctrinated in religious dogma and fall behind their public schooled counterpart, I said some are/do, which is true. Part of religious dogma, at least in regards to Christianity, is always having to...

I can't explain things you make up.

You obviously have no idea what common core even is. Some parents (try to) indoctrinate their children to help them suspend logic and hold irrational beliefs. I didn't say every homeschooled kid is indoctrinated. I also didn't say public education is perfect, only that the outcomes are better...

Many religious people want to home school their kids if they can't afford private school. They want to shield them from scientific thought, from reason and logic that dispels religious dogma, from a young age. Now we have a third of Americans that can't think critically calling those that do...

Regulations are fitted to context so that they make sense. Remember fair and positive outcomes? The goal is to reduce harm and protect rights. It is not one-size-fits-all. There are instances in the market where there should not be forced interaction, but there are some areas where there should.

The principles of the Country are found in the Constitution. Nothing I advocate for runs contrary to the spirit or text of the Constitution. It seems to me you've never bothered to study it. It is possible for a racist to support economically progressive ideas. FDR was probably racist in one...

Rob Roy Moore disagrees with you that anyone has a right to travel. You have a constitutional right to have your money accepted in the open market within the United States under reasonable and just laws. You do not have a right to stoke racial or other types of social tension and push a bigoted...

Old hat arguments. The reason liberals support a public sector is exactly because of incentive driven behavior. There is an incentive to collectivize. Science explains why people are innately social beings and why humans historically created thousands of civilizations. @Rob Roy, here is your...