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작성자: Dustin
4/2/2013 8:25:15 PM
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When should the government take away a freedom?
Number one: The government should never take away freedom even if that means living with the consequences.
Number two: The government should only take away freedom when it allows someone to hurt someone else such as in cases like: murder, theft, or ràpe.
Number three: The government should take away freedom when it allows someone to hurt someone else AND/OR themselves such as in cases like: suicide or drug intoxication.
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4 답변작성자: M37h3w3 4/3/2013 6:49:09 AMTwo and three. Though that edges into dangerous waters. Once upon a time, the government ruled that a farmer couldn't grow his own grains to feed his cattle because it disrupted the businesses of the grain industry which profited from selling grain to ranchers as feed.
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15 답변작성자: ThatBoyHero 4/2/2013 8:26:34 PMNever. Once the government takes away one freedom what will stop them from taking all freedoms? Where's the limit? Freedom should only be taken if one becomes a convected felon.
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