Do any of them know what the word “liberal” actually means?

  • OBJECTION!
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    11 month ago

    “if there isn’t a law against it, you’re allowed to do it”

    That’s literally every system.

    • It isn’t / wasn’t

      There are/were a lot of systems where you need to be granted a privilege in order to do something.

      And just as many where the laws aren’t defined so anything can be laid out as illegal

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        11 month ago

        There are/were a lot of systems where you need to be granted a privilege in order to do something.

        Meaning there’s a law against doing it without said privilege.

        “If there isn’t a law against it, you’re allowed to do it”

        Even in liberalism, what you said is still the case. I need to be granted the privilege of a driver’s license to drive a car, I need the privilege of a medical license to practice medicine, etc. You’re talking nonsense.

        And just as many where the laws aren’t defined so anything can be laid out as illegal

        Such as?

        • No, that’s not what I mean. What I mean is systems where everything is illegal by default and laws give you privileges to do something.

          Or even worse where the mood of a person is the law.

          1. Such as the new Russian law about discrediting the army.

          Anything can be interpreted into that law

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            01 month ago

            No, that’s not what I mean. What I mean is systems where everything is illegal by default and laws give you privileges to do something.

            That’s not any system that has ever existed.