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[Hot take on women's suffrage I heard on YouTube] "... I think Rights [should] come w/ responsibilities. One of the reasons that men had the right to vote was because they were subject to the draft and they still are ..." Thoughts? Counterarguments?
"Responsibilities" in his take is code for "being forced by the state to do stuff." I don't think rights should necessarily come with responsibilities, let alone a responsibility to go kill people (and get death, dismemberment, and/or PTSD), unless having that right logically implies some kind of responsibility (for example, the right to universal healthcare requires everyone pay taxes).
And sure, you could draw some logical link between the draft and the right to vote (e.g. "you're not guaranteed any rights if some other country takes over yours"), but still, women should have the right to vote because they, too, live under the system that voting influences. Even when some right logically corresponds to some responsibility, it's not necessary to give only those people who have that responsibility that right--there's no reason it has to be a one-to-one coupling--and also, women have responsibilities within society to obey the law, which is influenced by voting, whether they're subject to the draft or not.
This hot take just sounds like a sophistic way of arguing for the oppression of women.
Thoughs on SCP-2952 aka C.O.R.G.I.?
What would you do in a situation where someone openly looked down on you?
What is your body telling you?
Would it be ok to greet you with a kiss on the cheek upon meeting you in person for the first time?
Would you rather care less or more than you currently do?
Here in NY a debate Is raging on about horse drawn carriages and whether it's humane. Look we have alot of homelessness here in NY. Hook up a carriage to one of these low lives dangle a baggy of meth on the end of a stick and Yaaa, Rusty, Yaaa, it's functional and humane, what do u think of my idea, genius right?😁
Did you ever have a tree house or is that a TV thing? We saw a crack house where I grew up. Cause we was poor😁
No, but some kids had a treehouse just down the street from us like 20 years ago. I took a picture of it, but I think it would be too hard to find in all my old pictures. Okay I found a few - https://imgur.com/a/hv2loAf - I had taken one with children playing on it, but I couldn't find that one.
I have no interest in growing. I think people want to grow because they're taught by society that they're not enough the way they are now. I guess there could be other reasons, like they see their own shortcomings, or they associate growing with adventure, but the idea of growing is to me like how the idea of something being "lovey-dovey" or "airy-fairy" is to some others. Same with the idea of concentrating on my own breath.
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