Skepdick wrote: ↑Tue Aug 22, 2023 12:01 pmMorality undermines freedom because morality imposes limits on freedom.
Yep, recognizing and respecting the other guy's claim to his life, liberty, and property can be a pain in the keister. I guess that's why so many don't (while assertin', and defendin', their own).
Skepdick wrote: ↑Tue Aug 22, 2023 12:01 pmMorality undermines freedom because morality imposes limits on freedom.
Yep, recognizing and respecting the other guy's claim to his life, liberty, and property can be a pain in the keister. I guess that's why so many don't (while assertin', and defendin', their own).
There must be a reason why you are moving on from the point.
Is it because you agree that you declare yourself to be what you ain't? Free.
The exact same way that some people know they were born in a body with the wrong sex and that their gender is discontinuous with that biology. The reasoning is identical and that is why Henry is so well known for his openness to that sort of thing.
The difference, of course, is: every one who has ever lived, every one who lives, and every one who will live, knows, down in his bones, his life, liberty, and property is his alone; only a select few fetishists go hog wild and declare themselves to be what they ain't.
It's reality vs nutjobbery.
The knowing thing is the only reason you have for it being true that everyone is free and self owning. It becomes true after all the knowings happen, and the knowings can only happen because it is true.