Message from @Pendell
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we are a social species and even physiologically, we are endowed with mirror neurons and so forth. we have a strong sense of what it means to be social and dysfunction/psychopathy
that might have changed greatly over time, but there are some principles that have been relatively immutable
I am still working on it, but I think one can start making a case for universal morality and thus universal rights from that angle. It's still a bit vague
stefan molyneux had made a similar argument for his universal morality
I think that's a good path.
I think it's worth communicating what I consider a right.
So, I'm where the founders were. I believe there are three prime rights, life liberty and property.
So, breathing is a right. Let's start there.
Self defense finds itself under liberty and life
If something is going to kill you, it is your right to try to avoid it.
i guess the pursuit of happiness falls under liberty?
Pursuit of happiness is the declaration. It's humorous to consider, but the declaration isn't a legal document, it was an open 'dear john' letter to the king.
lol
i do declare, f*ck off
I can put a finer point on my argument earlier... The Press as we know it was intended to be the realization of the Freedom of the press, not the beneficiary.
The argument being floated in favor of Jim is that the media owns the freedom, implying that the commoner doesn't.
There is, in fact, explicitly no rank in government that is not that of a commoner, and yet we're allowing the media to encroach where our government leaders already have as well.
Equality is shot when you consider that congress can make rules that don't apply to them. But that's another subject.
Also that nbc article is awful, he literally made a joke that requires you don't agree with Nazis to find funny
"I don't want you to think I'm picking on you because we're part of the master race"
Ikr?
It was a dig at identity politics
But of course, the intentional snowflakes go running
```Grenade123heute um 21:24 Uhr
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/white-kansas-official-tells-black-woman-he-belongs-master-race-n937076```
Well, he kinda has a point, hasn't he?
I mean you'd only want to move to Countrys made by caucasians, right?
Stopgap measures.
If you're going to make an amendment make it something big, like abolishing political parties.
That's not a too bad idea.
or make them small, regional
Allow for affiliation, requiring transparency, abolish campaign finance outside constituent boundaries
Oh nice.
The bipartisan system is kind of slowly eating away at America lately lmao
And any other regions with that going on
PACs are fine. They can be nerfed through a constituency chapter requirement.
In such a way, republican party would become a republican PAC.
The infrastructure requirement would favor representation, and become a mitigating factor for national PACs.
A partial drain on their financial power.
Money is part of democracy, funding across state lines is like a vote in another state's elections.
yeah, the State needs to finance the Partys and get the 3rd party money out of hte partys