Legality is no basis for morality. In 1850, slavery was legal, slave patrols were "law enforcement," and escaped slaves were "guilty" of stealing themselves. The Underground Railroad was a conspiracy to break federal law. No, real crime requires violating someone else's rights.
The law is the law but i believe sometime it is fair to not follow the law, if your getting attacked you have to attack back even if its unlawfull, if you are living in a country in war and almost die for your own safety you have to act unlawfull.
Law is to be followed most of the time, but in some specific situations law can be not correct.
Modern economy need poorer worker to grow these illegal imigrants are perfect for this too
I make a difference betwhen a drug dealer -> illegal because of the action, and an illegal that work innthe fields -> illegal by satus, in the second case seems like honest work yes
Unlike people who declare things "legal" and "illegal," I won't threaten to rob you, lock you in a cage, or shoot you for just living life as a peaceable person who chooses to do things I personally dislike. Just don't violate someone else's life, liberty, or property.
Yeah, except the fair amount is 0. I don't have the right to force you to pay for anything. I cannot delegate or otherwise transfer that right to anyone else, either. Governments monopolizing certain services doesn't make contribution to whatever they demand moral or rational.
Rights are inherent in our nature as rational, acting beings. Obligations require informed consent, but governments are strangers who have usurped authority and claim a territorial monopoly in violence and who make arbitrary and ever-changing demands of others.
Illegals is something i dont mind about, as long as they work, pay taxes and respect the rules (except being legal for sure)
Thank fuck you aint the president then!
Why ? Honest work should be welcome no ?
I would say yes. However, honest work within the laws that are in force in the country.
Legality is no basis for morality. In 1850, slavery was legal, slave patrols were "law enforcement," and escaped slaves were "guilty" of stealing themselves. The Underground Railroad was a conspiracy to break federal law. No, real crime requires violating someone else's rights.
Legality is no basis for morality. - Hands down for this sentence.
Yes, but if the only crime you commit is to not be there legally its fine by me
Here, we have a problem. For me, the law is the law (and it should be that way anywhere in the world).
The law is the law but i believe sometime it is fair to not follow the law, if your getting attacked you have to attack back even if its unlawfull, if you are living in a country in war and almost die for your own safety you have to act unlawfull.
Law is to be followed most of the time, but in some specific situations law can be not correct.
Modern economy need poorer worker to grow these illegal imigrants are perfect for this too
Its not honest work if its illegal? xD
I make a difference betwhen a drug dealer -> illegal because of the action, and an illegal that work innthe fields -> illegal by satus, in the second case seems like honest work yes
Vices are not crimes. Arguing something is "illegal" has no moral or rational basis in and of itself.
It has, places have set of rules called laws if you enter these places you agree to respect them
Legality has no inherent moral or rational authority.
I dont care about your guys opinion xD
Unlike people who declare things "legal" and "illegal," I won't threaten to rob you, lock you in a cage, or shoot you for just living life as a peaceable person who chooses to do things I personally dislike. Just don't violate someone else's life, liberty, or property.
LOL! 😅
This is very accurate.
IDGAF if they evade taxes.
Haha depend, in an ideal society everyone should pay a fair amaount of taxes
Yeah, except the fair amount is 0. I don't have the right to force you to pay for anything. I cannot delegate or otherwise transfer that right to anyone else, either. Governments monopolizing certain services doesn't make contribution to whatever they demand moral or rational.
I believe that as everyone that live in a place agree to its right and obligations. If you want no taxes, move to a non taxed country
Rights are inherent in our nature as rational, acting beings. Obligations require informed consent, but governments are strangers who have usurped authority and claim a territorial monopoly in violence and who make arbitrary and ever-changing demands of others.
How would you want the world to run withtout govs ?
Damn it. This competition is getting heavy.