Conservative65
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Legislating morality is exactly the argument used by people who say "sometimes coercion is justified".
Nope.
Your agreement isn't necessary for it to be so.
Add "moral" to the ever-growing list of words whose meaning eludes you...
Your response will be a variation on "BECAUSE I SAID SO, THAT'S WHY!!!!11!"
Morality involves making the distinction between what's right/wrong or good/bad. What I do know is that it's not your place to determine what's right/wrong or good/bad when it comes to anyone else's money. In other words, don't push your morals on me. You're trying to say that taxpayers providing healthcare and education to someone that can't afford it is right/good. You have that right. What you don't have the right to do is determine whether or not I believe the same way.