I didn't advocate the curtailing of liberty, I advocated the expansion of liberty. Private property, right to contract, and freedom of association are liberties, which YOU are opposed to. If *I* want to not do business with people on the basis of skin color, hair color, clothing color, or anything else, that's my own business, not the government's. If I don't want people in my own store, on my property, on the basis of any criteria which I so choose, that's my own business, not the government's.
Oh, and what are "my types"? People who believe in individual rights?
Yeah... we're everywhere these days...
You would deny people that freedom, hence you wish to curtail the liberties of others. Any "guardian of the constitution" would be on my side here.
I never said anything about slavery or separate but equal, but of course you did, because that's what your conspiratorial world view tells you to believe- everyone is secretly trying to oppress blacks!!! (but it's okay to discriminate against whites openly, of course)
Oh, and what are "my types"? People who believe in individual rights?
Yeah... we're everywhere these days... You would deny people that freedom, hence you wish to curtail the liberties of others. Any "guardian of the constitution" would be on my side here.
I never said anything about slavery or separate but equal, but of course you did, because that's what your conspiratorial world view tells you to believe- everyone is secretly trying to oppress blacks!!! (but it's okay to discriminate against whites openly, of course)
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Didn't try for the Air Force. I am nearsighted. Not a big deal, just the way it is. Like I said, I had an array of options.
And yes, you are pretending. U advocate the curtailing of the liberty of others. Liberty is not liberty( unless he doesn't want you there), liberty is liberty, period. That is why the guardians of the Constitution have had to step in time and again against your types.
Soon you will be telling me that slavery is an individual right to those that can afford it. And that separate but equal was actually a good thing.