For example: I don't like it when people buy Corvettes, should we ban Corvettes?
Is there anything you would like to see banned simply because you don't like it?
Some people don't like for others to smoke, drink, or use drugs in the privacy of their own homes. It doesn't bother me, so I don't really want to see these activities banned. Do we know what's better for someone else? Conversely, is it possible that THEY know what's better for US? Who should be in control of a person's life, that person or someone else?
If we ban things in order to preserve someone else's health, shouldn't we ban sugary drinks, fattening foods, motorcycles, horses, swimming pools, walking barefoot, having sex, and even rollerblading?
2007-03-08
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