Muslim Party, page-106

is that a purist libertarianism? along there lines of Fraser Anning? I wouldn't think so but all the same, I accept free speech with the caveat that its starts with respect and courtesy. I also accept the right of each to live their lives according to their own desires, with similar caveats such as legal criminal boundaries and personal safety considerations.

its why Moses made those slabs of stone and spent a week chiseling away while meditating on the folly and selfishness of his people. its why we have laws in place in every country. to moderate personal freedoms and speech with the aim of discouraging lunatic and dangerous living and speech.

theres always some mug that will abuse such freedoms. I've known a lot who go too far because they think they're above the rest and shouldn't be subject to any restrictions.

how does an economy function without rules?