sc94597 said:
It is foolish to create the legal groundwork in which the same people you want to force yourself upon can force their views on you. You are subsidising the efforts of the people you oppose by creating an institution that forces one groups beliefs onto another. In a truly free society all people can live with their own separate belief systems. |
Having laws is the groundwork for any view to be forced on someone but It would be more follish not to have the legal groundwork set up to protect people for fear that bad laws might be made. Even your truely "free society" would be forcing views on people, the view that all belief systems are equall. Plus their is a big difference than beliefs and actions. Beliefs: x,y and z are sins. Actions: refusing to do business with people who do x, still doing business with y, and z.








