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To: steve-b
"authoritarians who wish to elevate their personal preferences to the stature of moral law"

Oh yeah - being against personal irresponsibility, disaffection and alienation, sloth and laziness, immorality, promiscuity, ideology, and big government is just a "personal preference". Nothing to do with making a better, freer society.

Are you French or something, or did you believe all that postmodernism you were taught at college?

29 posted on 08/01/2002 5:24:45 PM PDT by Tomalak
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To: Tomalak
I clearly described examples of mere personal preference which have been falsely conflated with morality and enacted into law on that fraudulent basis (e.g. Sunday-closing blue laws).

Conflating examples of genuine moral issues (e.g. irresponsibility and laziness) with my point is either stupidity or dishonesty on your part -- which is it?

58 posted on 08/01/2002 7:11:59 PM PDT by steve-b
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