Yes

@grilomoto civil liberties are the things the government allows you to do and protects.

sacrifice multiple civil liberties

the only real dependence is what kind of government it is

is it a nepotistic deep state

or one true to its people

protection of privacy is a good example of a civil liberty imo

@campodin and how that differs from your rights? any example?

oh ok good

Answer is no

it is really murky waters because naturally the two overlap

voting is a civil liberty

where i'm from voting is obligatory 😢

@Summī Imperator, 呪い殿 what's the difference if it is part of the law that they should protect you?

Because ultimately the police serve the state, and must follow the laws of the Governing force.

Otherwise they don't have a job

but what's the practical difference?

Well, the difference is that if you have a law that demands their protection of the people then it is not impossible to amend laws by bills and reduce, or remove that obligation to protect.

what

"the right" is impossible to define accurately, thus proving once again the right/left paradigm is a tool of our enemy. It is not right v left, rather national v global

I intend to be on the side of nationhood, even if that means I may seem like a "leftist" at times to some

@V-NAF_Aardist this is true, for what does the fascist have in common with a monarchist or the libertarian with your typical Christian conservative? Yet all these are apparently rightwing ideologies.

@everyone Daily Question 🔖

Should the United States be worried about China? Are they a threat militarily or economically?

GAY

no u

yes

China number 1

china needs to die

China numba wun

@campodin yes

chai na namba wunnn

China numba wannn

Caina numba wann

China is a threat, both economically, and military wise.

No u

China #1

While the USA could "defeat" them, that isn't the goal.

hitler did everything wrong

Nobody can defeat the mighty Chinese

They should, China can't do shit however. It can only be considered a strong opponent, if it has Russia on its side. Otherwise, China has no air and no navy forces, really.

yes