If there is NO absolute truth as we are now taught in secular humanism and naturalism what gives you, your government, your religion or lack thereof, any legitimate right to impose your views, ideals, morals, or code of ethic upon me? IF I wish to have sex with whom I please and the ‘other’ is agreeable who are you to say no, regardless of age, or relation? If I work hard but still struggle to make ends meet, and you have an abundance that you don’t use, why should I not be able to help myself to your abundance? I need it you don’t. If you place any restrictions upon my actions as in speed limits, seatbelt laws, age of consent, age to drink, smoke or ‘fool around’ or what drugs I may or may not freely use, are you not ‘pushing’ your beliefs on me? I have seen the term ‘harm no one else’ If I want to snort coke in my home, how does that harm you? If I want to drive 120 on the freeway, how does that harm you? If I want to sleep with you 13-year-old son or daughter, and they readily agree, how does that harm you? If there is no absolute truth, what right do you have to impose your morals on me?
2007-12-18
02:55:50
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