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Old Mar 21, 2008 | 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Jordan Y.
At the rate we're going, the great majority of activities people enjoy participating in will be banned because at some point or another, it's impossible to do anything without slightly inconveniencing somebody else. At that point it's the duty of every citizen to realize that they have to put up with a little bit of annoyance or inconvenience from time to time if they don't want to live their lives locked in their house with the volume turned down low on their TV and the blinds closed, so there is no risk of interacting with another person and possibly somehow causing some minor annoyance.
That's the only post in this thread worth reading. Everything that follows this sentence just seeks to expand upon the above.

Certain elements of our society seek to limit your ability to be free in your actions. Those elements are the elderly, middle-aged suburbanite Christian fucks, and other timid cocksuckers who are well past their ability to actually live life. Life is noisy, life is messy, life is exciting, life is dangerous, life is fun. Those who seek to infringe upon the ability of others to live life are already consigned to death. If their intent is to create a perfectly silent, inactive world, let them do it in the privacy of their own homes.

As those who wish to live life, we must take a more active role in our lawmaking process. Check your city and county governments' websites, find out when meetings relevant to personal freedom are being held, and be the voices of dissent.
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That's right, bitches, TWO quotes!
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