Rob Roy
Well-Known Member
You asked one question,
Compromise between individual humans is necessary for survival. These actions are involuntary, but beneficial, and as I said, necessary for survival. We benefit the many via the cooperation of a few. Your attempt to make a broad generalized set of behaviors an unacceptable imposition on another individual is boorish, you win nothing. You're talking to a mirror and ignoring everything anyone else says. You are in search of confirmation bias to prop up your predefined beliefs, not trying to see other perspectives. Shame on you for your intellectual dishonesty. We're all flawed, nobody has all the answers, but you're apparently of the opinion that you are not flawed, and that your opinion is the only valid one. You win nothing, you smug fuck.
I certainly do have flaws. I often am repetitious and a bit of a know it all. You seem angry though, can I ask you to not get so upset ?
Although your response is an attempt to dodge the question.
I think you use the term "compromise" incorrectly. One party making another parties choices for them is hardly a compromise. It's more like a forcibly imposed act which is consistent with OFFENSIVE force, rather than defensive force, which is everyone's right.
So, can a person delegate a right they do not possess ?
When that happens the only thing that IS compromised is the right of at least one party.