brownredgreen

brownredgreen t1_j7ibw95 wrote

Is Moral Law, law?

Is a white horse, a horse?

If the Moral Law, is Law, then strikes are never illegal

If Moral Law is not Law, then white horses arent horses.

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brownredgreen t1_j7i708s wrote

Slavery was permitted by The State.

It was always wrong, always immoral.

If you cant stop working, you are a slave. Currently, barring a criminal conviction in a court, slavery is not allowed in the US.

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brownredgreen t1_j7gw9p7 wrote

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brownredgreen t1_j7g76p5 wrote

You're a bad troll

The fact that you think moral law is "whatever is best for me in the moment" shows how absolutely idiotic you are.

0/10, wont reply again

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brownredgreen t1_j7g5y6l wrote

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brownredgreen t1_j7g5145 wrote

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brownredgreen t1_j7g4n94 wrote

Strikes are never illegal.

Strikes are workers putting down their tools.

Telling someone it's illegal to put down their tools? Sounds like slavery.

Fuck Reagan.

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brownredgreen t1_j6xsfij wrote

It is not important.

In fact, its a poor attempt at defending Santos, when he is CLEARLY a shady, lying fuckhead.

The $199.99 amount is FAR more important to understand than the total amount spent.

Yes, lots of food for lots of people can add up to big numbers.

No, $199.99 charges REPEATEDLY are not a coincidence.

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brownredgreen t1_j6xqopm wrote

Perception bias is a hell of a drug.

And most tourists from the UK or elsewhere, tend to stick to, well, touristy areas. Politicians tell cops to do more in those areas to keep them "clean" for the tourists.

So i suspect its about what neighborhoods youre thinking of in London, vs which ones you visited in NYC.

That said: the media loves to play up fear, and the homeless cause some people fear (they can be unstable, and unstable people can be dangerous) so the media will happily overblow a homeless situation to get clicks

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