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03/05/10(Fri)11:07 No.447448  >>447412 A person's
individual rights are important, granted. A person's rights are not
so important as to endanger multiple persons on large scale or jepordize
community, society, or humanity; as with transmitable incurable
disease.
That is my belief, anyway.
You have rights as a
person because you consume/produce to work toward the betterment of
personS (people). Once that ceases or skews in favvor of inividual to a
potentially damaging ratio in opposition of the good of the people you
are no longer for the people. i.e. you are no longer a person.
Harsh,
yes. But straight naturalistic logic. |