Message from @PunishedMuskovy

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2019-01-26 04:24:16 UTC  

depends on what kind of freedom you are asking

2019-01-26 04:24:23 UTC  

for what kind of security

2019-01-26 04:24:44 UTC  

Freedom v.s. security is a dilemma forced onto us by people who want neither.

2019-01-26 04:25:05 UTC  

thats what scares me, i dont understand how one must feel to make that decision

2019-01-26 04:26:09 UTC  

@Kazimir Malevich thats a cop-opt statement (ironically)

2019-01-26 04:26:46 UTC  

Doesn't make it any less true.

2019-01-26 04:29:45 UTC  

I don’t think freedom can exist without security

2019-01-26 04:32:27 UTC  

I definitely don’t think liberalism is the cause however. Liberalism has been a consistent feature of the American project

2019-01-26 04:33:35 UTC  
2019-01-26 04:34:31 UTC  

Your choices are confined by threat.

2019-01-26 04:34:55 UTC  

that just occurred to me actually

2019-01-26 04:36:56 UTC  

@CronoSaturn so.. faced by that threat... is there any option at all?

2019-01-26 04:37:48 UTC  

sorry, somthing seems missing, but im having a hard time even thinking of the right question to ask

2019-01-26 04:39:40 UTC  

Yes. Worst case theres the option to die or comply. As satre said you are free in that radical sense

2019-01-26 04:40:29 UTC  

But that is not a desirable degree of freedom

2019-01-26 04:42:12 UTC  

Freedom does not exist in the absence of order

2019-01-26 04:44:42 UTC  

Would it be the freedom to do whatever I wish with myself?

2019-01-26 04:44:49 UTC  

Yes I would give that up

2019-01-26 04:45:03 UTC  

Because the state must protect its citizens

2019-01-26 04:45:09 UTC  

so, to prevent this situation, we must restore order before it comes to this point

2019-01-26 04:45:10 UTC  

even if it has to protect you

2019-01-26 04:45:12 UTC  

from yourself

2019-01-26 04:57:13 UTC  

only in japan

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2019-01-26 09:10:40 UTC  

Freedom requires it’s responsible use undoubtably but this is not exclusive to the citizen and the state has shown itself fully capable of betraying the citizens trust when given leeway to

2019-01-26 22:51:13 UTC  

Abortion is abhorrant for any reason. All these reasons child killers give to justify the disgusting practice (Life of the mother/rape/etc) are less than 1% of all abortions. The overwhelming reason we are killing babies is convienence. It is fucking vile.

2019-01-27 02:44:25 UTC  

Is it more abhorrent then subjecting the kid to a lifetime of being unwanted, poverty, neglect and poverty? We cannot force a parent to want their child and the impact of neglected children should not be forced upon everyone else. Regardless of the reason then, if someone thinks they should get an abortion then they’re probably right.

2019-01-27 04:29:16 UTC  

Yes but those who get abortions should be executed

2019-01-27 04:30:06 UTC  

If they’re just not going to be born at all we might as well just make the have it and send the kid into compulsory military service

2019-01-27 04:30:30 UTC  

I mean really why not, Id rather be force conscripted at birth than not be born at all

2019-01-27 04:58:14 UTC  

Those who get abortions tend not to have the greatest lives themselves and dont see it as a choice they’d prefer to make, rather one that by carelessness, poor planning or circumstance they’ve been forced into making. Executions dont bring justice here and it robs society of otherwise productive members who’ve made a poor choice.

Military service is an honour not a dumpster to deal with the dregs of society. It requires a willingness to volunteer for members to be effective at all and even then the modern battlefield is complex and requires advanced operations to be conducted in order to achieve the delivery of an effect, an extra body can be just as easily a liability as an asset here. Either the person is an effective member of society, in which case they can just as productively enter any field, or they arnt in which case we need to investigate how to provide them the tools and training they need to perform. The military is not the place to do the latter.

2019-01-27 05:36:48 UTC  

No, those children forced in would be trained to be career soldiers from birth

2019-01-27 05:36:56 UTC  

It’s not a labor camp it’s military service

2019-01-27 05:37:23 UTC  

It’s like social relief programs but the government actually gets something good out of it instead of just dumping money away

2019-01-27 05:37:59 UTC  

If anything they would be the best treated, most well trained soldiers, cultivated from birth to serve the fatherland

2019-01-27 06:21:29 UTC  

And who is doing that training? It’s not like state guardianship isn’t a thing, but it’s arm of rotating foster care is the most infamously poor way of raising children who will go on to be effective citizens. As it stands this system is largely incapable of producing citizens who can achieve the level of intellectual, physical and moral exertions that are required of our military members. In what way do you see extending and adding to this burden as in anyway capable of improving on this result?

2019-01-27 08:38:49 UTC  

```Those who get abortions tend not to have the greatest lives themselves and dont see it as a choice they’d prefer to make, rather one that by carelessness, poor planning or circumstance they’ve been forced into making. ```
It has nothing to do with planning and everything to do with hedonism, this is why sex before mariage is considered a sin.
```Executions dont bring justice here and it robs society of otherwise productive members who’ve made a poor choice.```
Productive? The only productive thing here to do was to give the child his life. She's not that productive even by your standars you stated above.
You misunderstand the nature of death penalty as it serves as a deterrent. You're not going to keep murdering your women and they are not going to abort children in spite of the penalty. What an absurd proposition.

2019-01-27 09:08:44 UTC  

```Sex before marriage is considered a sin```
Good stuff. It’s happened though and god hasnt seen to do much about it so I dont see why I should pay to enforce his designs.

```executions and justice```
As any small business owner will tell you the same work that can support one person really well cant support two people to anywhere near the same degree. Especially in the earlier parts of their lives. Once established theyre often able to have a few kids comfortably but as a teen or young adult theres no chance of the child receiving the support they need.
Your missing the point that abortion itself is a deterrent and its not something people want to do. The people who get knocked up and need abortions falsely believe that its not going to happen to them... until it does. The death penalty would only serve to drive abortions underground where women would be forced into riskier procedures which only magnify the harm or be forced into the bare minimum of effort into raising a child they will only come to resent.

2019-01-27 09:16:15 UTC  

I dont believe abortions are a good thing. I find them repulsive and wrong. I only find bringing a child into the world who cant be cared for as they should be even more repulsive

2019-01-27 09:36:46 UTC  

```Good stuff. It’s happened though and god hasnt seen to do much about it so I dont see why I should pay to enforce his designs.```
You missed the point. The teachings wheather you believe it or not teach that in a state of uncertainty (with marriage being a safe state of being) you shouldn't have sex, why? because it can lead to even graver sin like abortion or raising a defective offspring (parent missing).

```As any small business owner will tell you the same work that can support one person really well cant support two people to anywhere near the same degree. ```
I really don't care for the economic argument. It's been shown that people don't want to sacrifice their lifestyle to make room for the baby (giving up smoking, giving up late nights with friends, drinking etc). No one said it was easy and the family is usually there to help (extended family).

```I dont believe abortions are a good thing. I find them repulsive and wrong. I only find bringing a child into the world who cant be cared for as they should be even more repulsive ```
So? Keep the hedonistic lifestyle of the millenial and allow abortion even if it's wrong because not caring for a child is worse?

2019-01-27 10:00:21 UTC  

Preaching to the converted re: people shouldnt have unprotected sex outside of a stable relationship. I agree. Unfortunately people do dumb shit and we have to figure out what their decision space looks like that being done.

Given people dont want to and are shown to not make sacrifices for the baby isnt it therefore reasonable to trust that when someone says they dont want the child at all that they’re very likely to follow through on that? Extended family helping isnt sufficient when the actual parent is taking no responsibility at all.

Caring for a child while having an income insufficient to support it and whatever lifestyle the parent chooses to continue is not only wrong, its stupid. Expecting that giving birth to a child will suddenly cause them to become responsible and able where previously they were not is delusional and while its a depressing conclusion its also the best realistic outcome for abortion to be sought in those instances. I cannot force people to change or take care of their kids in the proper manner, knowing that, its better where the person feels as if they are unable to have that child they are able to seek an abortion

2019-01-27 10:18:55 UTC  

```Preaching to the converted re: people shouldnt have unprotected sex outside of a stable relationship. I agree. Unfortunately people do dumb shit and we have to figure out what their decision space looks like that being done.```
They shouldn't have sex at all outside a stable replationship. The excuse that people just do dumb shit is no excuse, they should know better and the psychology of self-acceptance is cancerous in that regard. It's a problem that needs to be addressed and not just shrug your shoulders and work around it.

```Given people dont want to and are shown to not make sacrifices for the baby isnt it therefore reasonable to trust that when someone says they dont want the child at all that they’re very likely to follow through on that? ```
It's like saying "I don't want to get drunk but I want to keep drinking". Eventually it's going to happen and what then? Just kill the kid?

```Caring for a child while having an income insufficient to support it and whatever lifestyle the parent chooses to continue is not only wrong, its stupid.```
Life is plagued with risks, raising a child is one of those and usually a worthwhile one.

```Expecting that giving birth to a child will suddenly cause them to become responsible and able where previously they were not is delusional and while its a depressing conclusion its also the best realistic outcome for abortion to be sought in those instances.```
Why do you punish the child for the parents shortcomings. How absurd is this? This is in no way a realistic option as you claim it to be . Highly immoral and wrong, I advise you to reexamine your wordview if this is somehow a reasonable compromise to you.

``` I cannot force people to change or take care of their kids in the proper manner```
Oh, yes you can.