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re: Is there such thing as a basic human right?
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:17 pm to 4cubbies
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:17 pm to 4cubbies
quote:Very True
Most Americans aren't protesting or committing any violence or crimes against anyone, especially not strangers.
but you party give innaordinate weight to the extreme position the violent ones claim to be advocating for
ANTFA, BLM , TRANS, ILLEGAL ALIEN Represent in extreme minority of American people,,, Yet the party that you most likely vote for waste a lot of time arguing for these violent protesters that do no represent most Americans
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:17 pm to 4cubbies
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I think protests largely don't exist at all. The ones that take place are plastered all over the media to sell ads. Most Americans aren't protesting or committing any violence or crimes against anyone, especially not strangers.
We will have to agree to disagree about this. Just from all the clips I've seen, it's Americans like you and I who are committing these violent, criminal protests. Our nation has lost it's moral compass but that's just my humble opinion.
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:18 pm to 4cubbies
quote:
It’s also safe to say that US has different ideas about human rights than other Western countries.
We're brainwashed into giving up the rights we have and fighting like hell to make sure we don't end up with more rights
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:18 pm to 4cubbies
quote:
All of them? I
So no free housing, welfare, universal healthcare, or free education? Ok cool.
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:24 pm to 4cubbies
quote:
And then if you could at least make the suggestion about how the United States could implement these same benefits in a culture that differs greatly
Why would you ask me to do this? Owl, this is why I skip your posts sometimes. You are giving me assignments based on your own misinterpretations of my posts.
How is it a misinterpretation i'm simply asking questions
okay I acknowledge that it is true that these benefits are provided in other countries i'm asking you how could we then do that in America?
You suggesting that it might be nice if everybody had free candy and party hats and we could all go to sleep at night wrapped up in a comfy blanket cuddled up to a Unicorn o k I agree that would be nice how do we do that?
Claiming that because our country does not provide those benefits and that its
would be nice does not make our country wrong
we are dealing with a different demographic different obligations,, different challenges .
if we were spending less money protecting /providing to other country in the world with food military protection maybe we could provide better benefits to our citizens
But then those countries would have to pick up the slack where we have been footing the bill . Even Bono said that aides had been nearly eradicated in Africa thanks to an American President
And I believe you have admitted that you were a social worker at one time and stopped doing that
if it's not too personal question may I ask you while you stopped
Could it have been that the people that want the benefits were unreasonable and not making the effort themselves to improve their situation in life
Those are questions not misinterpretations i'm asking you questions you have the right to ignore me
This post was edited on 3/18/25 at 2:25 pm
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:25 pm to OWLFAN86
quote:
Yet the party that you most likely vote for
Am I supposed to defend your assumption here? Why even write that?
Who I vote doesn't have any bearing on whether or not basic human rights exist.
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:26 pm to Bryno1960
quote:
Just from all the clips I've seen
If you turn off the TV or stop scrolling social media - how many protests do you see? How much violence do you witness with your own two eyes in person?
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:29 pm to OWLFAN86
quote:
How is it a misinterpretation i'm simply asking questions
Why does Swiss cheese have holes?
I'm simply asking a question.
quote:probably through taxation but I'm not suggesting we implement those things in America.
i'm asking you how could we then do that in America?
quote:
And I believe you have admitted that you were a social worker at one time and stopped doing that
I've never been a social worker. I used to be a public school teacher. I stopped doing that because I found a job I wanted to do more.
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:30 pm to 4cubbies
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Am I supposed to defend your assumption here? Why even write that?
Who I vote doesn't have any bearing on whether or not basic human rights exist.
It's a simple question
I didn't ask who you sleep with?
No your vote doesnt uh have any bearing on human rights
you might be the first liberal to admit that
But this is a discussion which I'm not aware I mean you started the thread so if you want to make the rule that I'm not allowed to ask questions please state that in the OP and I will respect your request but until you absolutely refuse to engage in a dialog what is wrong with me asking questions
So this is the political talk board and you're making claims that as I interpret our country is failing because we don't provide certain benefits to our citizens or everybody that is here legally or illegally because that would affect the particulars?
Now I provided even a broader number of countries beside Sweden it is in northern Europe Finland,The Netherlands .
Even Germany provides housing to a degree that other Western countries don't but much of that is directed at citizens that were in East Germany ,,accounting for their non access to building personal wealth,
But forgive me I digress it really doesn't matter what countries are doing it I have acknowledged that those benefits are granted to citizens in some countries,
Will you then also acknowledge that those countries have very different demographics and challenges and population numbers than the United States and that perhaps that makes a difference?
And to be fair I acknowledge that you believe that those are human rights I did not ask only for political points I included moral or ethical and for you to back that up with some sort of reference or reasoning
You are smart enough to at least start trying to make an argument that Christ advocated for these human rights that you're asking for
But then John the Baptist who had to come before Jesus and told the world that Jesus was the son of God
lived as a hermit in a cave and Jesus didn't tell anybody to provide a home for him
This post was edited on 3/18/25 at 2:38 pm
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:37 pm to 4cubbies
I gave you my opinion which is just that, mine. If you don’t agree with it, that’s fine, I have seen none in person because, for as bad as the city I live in can be, I pray I never see a violent protest where I feel I’m in danger.
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:46 pm to 4cubbies
quote:Carbon Dioxide
Why does Swiss cheese have holes?
quote:Well everything that the Goctment spends money on is paid for by taxation of some form I'm including fees and all sorts of other things that are just another name for a tax
probably through taxation
quote:I apologize for the misremembering I did not assume
I've never been a social worker. I used to be a public school teacher. I stopped doing that because I found a job I wanted to do more.
I did ask
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:51 pm to Sofaking2
Previously asked
as of yet unanswered
as of yet unanswered
Posted on 3/18/25 at 2:52 pm to 4cubbies
quote:
Universal healthcare, tuition-free higher education, robust public transportation, etc etc
Wait, are you saying universal healthcare and a city bus are rights???
Posted on 3/18/25 at 3:00 pm to SoFla Tideroller
I don't think we're allowed to ask questions only to leave her question unanswered
so let me answer it
I will speak from my experience and perspective because that's all any of us can do.
I worked for the county judge ,, doesn't sound impressive but Harris County Is the third largest county in population in the United States and if it were a state would be around the 24th to 25th largest state in the country.
In Texas the county judge is the chief executive so it's like the governor of the county and since I've established the numbers it was like he would be governor of South Carolina Utah LA et cetera.
We provide housing in Harris County to everyone that requests it and agrees to the rules to be publicly housed,
Homelessness does exist, I was personally involved for several years in the issue of homelessness in Harris County I got to know a number of these people I've talked about it on here they deserve to be treated as people .But they have made a choice to be unhoused or homeless, because they don't want to give up the drugs or the weapons or because of a mental illness
often mental illness leads to drug addiction so I am not blaming them but I am saying they do make the choice .
And he was as am I a Republican
So in this country in a very conservative state in the largest county that Houston a major metropolitan area was a part of was able to provide housing and does provide housing to anybody that meets the requirement to receive the benefits So it is not a right it's a privilege provided you meet the criteria..
The situation has gotten substantially worse since Lina has been the County Judge
I am open to any questions on this matter or you can even ask me who I've slept with.
She was from Canada you wouldn't know her
so let me answer it
I will speak from my experience and perspective because that's all any of us can do.
I worked for the county judge ,, doesn't sound impressive but Harris County Is the third largest county in population in the United States and if it were a state would be around the 24th to 25th largest state in the country.
In Texas the county judge is the chief executive so it's like the governor of the county and since I've established the numbers it was like he would be governor of South Carolina Utah LA et cetera.
We provide housing in Harris County to everyone that requests it and agrees to the rules to be publicly housed,
Homelessness does exist, I was personally involved for several years in the issue of homelessness in Harris County I got to know a number of these people I've talked about it on here they deserve to be treated as people .But they have made a choice to be unhoused or homeless, because they don't want to give up the drugs or the weapons or because of a mental illness
often mental illness leads to drug addiction so I am not blaming them but I am saying they do make the choice .
And he was as am I a Republican
So in this country in a very conservative state in the largest county that Houston a major metropolitan area was a part of was able to provide housing and does provide housing to anybody that meets the requirement to receive the benefits So it is not a right it's a privilege provided you meet the criteria..
The situation has gotten substantially worse since Lina has been the County Judge
I am open to any questions on this matter or you can even ask me who I've slept with.
She was from Canada you wouldn't know her
Posted on 3/18/25 at 3:02 pm to SoFla Tideroller
quote:
Wait, are you saying universal healthcare and a city bus are rights???
In some countries, absolutely.
This post was edited on 3/18/25 at 3:05 pm
Posted on 3/18/25 at 3:06 pm to 4cubbies
can you please name them?
And who cannot get health care if they really need it in this country?
It's a law in every state in this union that if someone shows up at a hospital they have to be provided help and they cannot be asked whether they can pay or their status of residency.
As for city busses or public transportation
it's provided in major cites provided that you can pay a nominal fee which is greatly offset by the taxpayers .
Are you suggesting that public transportation is provided in countries from farmlands to the city
yes they are much much smaller countries are and often smaller and less population than in some of our cities.
And who cannot get health care if they really need it in this country?
It's a law in every state in this union that if someone shows up at a hospital they have to be provided help and they cannot be asked whether they can pay or their status of residency.
As for city busses or public transportation
it's provided in major cites provided that you can pay a nominal fee which is greatly offset by the taxpayers .
Are you suggesting that public transportation is provided in countries from farmlands to the city
yes they are much much smaller countries are and often smaller and less population than in some of our cities.
This post was edited on 3/18/25 at 3:10 pm
Posted on 3/18/25 at 3:08 pm to Honkus
quote:
We all know you have a soft spot for the homeless, but this is ridiculous.
I have an extremely soft spot for the homeless. But this idea is just mentally retarded. There is no way you could logic your way through and come out the other side thinking housing was a right
Posted on 3/18/25 at 3:14 pm to Grumpy Nemesis
quote:
I have an extremely soft spot for the homeless. But this idea is just mentally retarded. There is no way you could logic your way through and come out the other side thinking housing was a right
a right in some Western Country's,, not the U.S.
And I have asked for her to provide how that would be done she only says taxes
I didn't ask how it would be paid for I asked how it would be done
But I think she believes that my questions are unreasonable or unfair,
However I've been capable of answering in general those questions and am willing to engage in further conversation with cubbies now or at some point in the future if she ever is able/willing
Posted on 3/18/25 at 3:18 pm to 4cubbies
quote:Those of us who've worked trauma have seen far more than our share. It's heartbreaking.
How much violence do you witness with your own two eyes in person?
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