logical thinking in an illogical world
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I argue against government intervention in anti-discrimination laws, suggesting that everyday consumer choices reflect rational discrimination. I posit that the free market, rather than legislation, would address issues of discrimination naturally. Businesses that discriminate would face market consequences, promoting equilibrium through consumer choice without government oversight.
Laws, unlike living beings, do not expire naturally and can burden society if not regularly reassessed #butfreedom
The essay challenges the stigma surrounding cannabis use by contrasting the diverse and mature demographic of dispensary customers with the outdated stereotype of the 'stoner.' It critiques the cultural acceptance of alcohol despite its risks, while a safer, non-toxic alternative like cannabis remains marginalized. The piece calls for a reassessment of societal perceptions, advocating for reason and informed discussion over prejudice and misconception.
We cannot control the actions of others. We can control our own actions. And that starts with doing things right.
People have varying political beliefs, however control over others is oppression, plain & simple.
Alcohol is a form of poison that no one wants to talk about #100years
A must watch! MedMen "The New Normal - A Short Film by Spike Jonze" #butfreedom
When given the choice, free humans will choose the safer substance! #butfreedom #100years
Hating on Tesla due to their low sales? Blame your lawmakers. You're also overpaying for all vehicles as a result.
There is no version of society advancing past 2019 where electric motors do not surpass and eventually eliminate combustion engines! #$TslaQ
