Should you be prohibited from traveling freely as a result?
Do you feel the US Credit System is completely ethical?
In what ways is it limited (or enhanced) by the free market?
Is prohibition of future freedom as a result of ‘social worth’ ethical?
Post by twetch#21877
Should you be allowed to ban somewhat who might have a plague from entering your house? How about closing off your town to outsiders? What if every single townsperson agrees? What if each town decides? That's government power, but it's localist
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This raises a good point, one I think often missed or glossed-over: That a ‘vote by money’ is ultimately different than a ‘vote by right’.
Now, you might say this problem is exacerbated by the nature of inflationary fiat, but rights are inalienable.