pknopp
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- Jul 22, 2019
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Yes. It's the OP's implied conclusions that I'm disputing. The "right" to an attorney, before one can be prosecuted for criminal charges, is in no way comparable to the proposed "right" to the health care. It's a cheap equivocation and not valid comparison.LOL. You can argue that they are different arguments but the OP is correct in what he said about the right to a lawyer. You arent even saying anything different.
It's the least a Christian nation should do.
Whatever. We rejected theocracy. We need to reject socialism - for the same reasons.
No one has a "right" to the labor of someone else.
Outside of bankers, employers and corporate farms.
No, not for them either. Why would you want that?
Has nothing to do with what I want. I'm voting against it.