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Kokesh endorses McAfee
MattATatTat:
I think it again comes down with MORALITY. If you understand that government is IMMORAL by it's definition (to Govern...to control...to control others is IMMORAL), to support changing things through government is a total contradiction to what the person knows in their heart is Wrong / Immoral.
To sway back on forth on your morals is not a good thing, especially when they are in positions of authority ("I was only following orders" mentality).
ThoughtWater:
Matt,
I'm having trouble understanding exactly what you're arguing against. Do you have a problem with John McAfee, the Libertarian Party, or voting in general?
You're bringing up some good points, but let's narrow it down some more.
If it is one of the three or a combination thereof, what are the core principles that it, him, or they, violate?
MattATatTat:
I consider voting an immoral act as you're basically using the government as a middle-man to impose your will on others. If I can't walk to my neighbor's house, ring the doorbell and ask for half of what's in his wallet while pointing a gun to his head...why is it appropriate for me to vote for a proposition in which imposes a tax (theft) on others and use the government to impose what I feel is right and moral on others by voting?
doubleplusgood:
--- Quote from: MattATatTat on May 26, 2016, 01:59:49 AM ---I consider voting an immoral act as you're basically using the government as a middle-man to impose your will on others. If I can't walk to my neighbor's house, ring the doorbell and ask for half of what's in his wallet while pointing a gun to his head...why is it appropriate for me to vote for a proposition in which imposes a tax (theft) on others and use the government to impose what I feel is right and moral on others by voting?
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I agree. I have never registered to vote and never will. Participation implicates consent unless unavoidable.
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