Quantum Windbag
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- May 9, 2010
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If a black man wants to eat in a certain restaurant, and the restaurant owner doesn't want to serve blacks,
how do you resolve that issue if you don't deny of those parties their claim to a particular right?
Answer that, or admit that I was absolutely correct that rights issues are sometimes a zero sum game.
I could be wrong, but I don't think eating in a restaurant is actually a right. If it was, they wouldn't be able to charge you for the service.
Want to try again?
lol, so I guess owning a gun isn't a right because gun stores are able to charge you to purchase one.
I bet you think that is clever, don't you.
Quick question, does the gun store charge me for the gun I own, or the one they own that I would like to own?