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WHY should charity be VOLUNTARY? Charity is SACRIFICE, a gift to help others. YOUR gifts sacrifice YOU. GOVT gifts sacrifice OTHERS. NOBODY rightfully sacrifices others.

@Hi_IQ_Trump Only George W. Bush and Lyndon Johnson owed war admissions even approaching the scale that Trump owes. Neither of them ever bellicosely deflected responsibility as Trump routinely does. He rarely owns his own behavior, which is dysfunctional and deeply dangerous.

@FreeSmart He is better at it than Biden, Clinton or Obama ever were. Legitimately.

Trump seems utterly incapable of admitting error. That could get the USA and much of the world in deep trouble.

Observers in a deterministic universe are forever stuck with probabilistic pasts and futures. Free will isn't optional; it's an essential accommodation to limited perspective.

THIS is MONSTROUS While I don't love that whole civilization, the US president speaking this way is a grotesque, genocidal extension of his Easter profanity. Truly outrageous!

Pricing water (for example) is a good idea because it incentivizes the conservation and expansion of existing supply.

Libertarians must rid themselves of their collectivist impulses. The failure to think beyond politics and the contradictory quest for power over the State "for liberty" has corrupted the movement and given rise to abominations like post-libertarians, libertarian nationalism.

“Dying societies accumulate laws like dying men accumulate remedies.” - Nicolás Gómez Dávila

@FreeTalkLive #SelfOwnership

Liberty is simple. You own your life. You choose your work, your words, your risks, your peace. A free society runs on consent and exit. Say yes when it serves you, say no without punishment, walk away without a threat at your back. That is the test. Trade, speak, move, refuse. If you need papers to live, you are property. If your choices harm no one, you owe no apology. Choose the life you author. Leave the rest to those who enjoy permission slips.

@Hi_IQ_Trump Negotiated rights of way or public roads avoid this apparent conflict. Emergency cases, like trespass to avoid a natural disaster, may be a defense against prosecution or a basis for asking forgiveness, but do not equal a right to simply cross whenever one believes one needs to.

@FreeSmart If I need to cross your land to live, or even just to go where I need to go and am not threatening you or hurting your property, you must allow it.

Genuine rights cannot conflict. Those that appear to are not genuine.

@Hi_IQ_Trump How does right to life conflict with the right to own and control land?

@FreeSmart Life. Migration. A place to live.

@Hi_IQ_Trump More fundamental rights such as …what?

@FreeSmart The right to possess and control land is not absolute. For instance. It is conditional on not directly infringing more fundamental rights.

@Hi_IQ_Trump I eagerly await some evidence.

@FreeSmart Though some do conflict in small ways. This is what I call Greater Claim Theory.

@RockChartrand We foolishly do socialists a favor by using the term "crony capitalism". "Fascist Capitalism" or "Socialist Capitalism" would be more descriptive.

If both are what they say, then cronyism is the inevitable consequence of socialism. You can’t give the state power to “redistribute,” “regulate,” or “manage fairness” without giving it the power to decide who wins and who loses. That’s how cronies are born, through government privilege, not free exchange. Capitalism separates economy from state. Socialism fuses them. So if cronyism is corruption, it’s not a mutation of capitalism, it’s socialism in practice.

@cboyack It's way past time for the US to remove that "evidence".

Commie logic…

Most are so comprehensively enraptured by statist definitions of rights that they'll never escape, certainly not by their own hand.

@sfliberty Real liberty isn't hyphenated.

"There can be no liberty unless there is economic liberty." — Margaret Thatcher

Collectivism enslaves. Capitalism liberates.

@thedarshakrana Why would someone who really cares bother to ask?

The teenager bagging groceries today asked if I wanted my bread on top. I said yes. He nodded seriously and said, "Good call. Structural integrity is everything." Then he arranged my bags like he was building a cathedral. His coworker laughed at him. But my bread arrived home unpunched, my tomatoes unbrushed. Sometimes the people who care too much about small things are exactly who we need.