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Gary Sharpe's avatar

I suppose they will argue that this wasn't a consumer product, but a government intervention, so consumer rules and rights don't apply. Bur morally and ethically it is still covered by "natural law"

A simple and common sense framework for living a healthy and good life, and a lens for observing just how far our society, and our "elites", have gone astray:

"The law is very simple, we cause no harm, no loss, no injury. We have to act responsibly and proportionally in all circumstances. We are honourable in our contracts.

Our rights end where another person's begins. No one is above any one else under the law.

Our inalienable rights are those that we need to exist, survive, stay alive, and thrive. We need water, food, clean air to breath, to be able to protect ourselves, to self-defend, shelter, bodily autonomy so no-one touch us if we don't want them to.

All the other rights are everything which is not a wrong. The law is to cause no harm, no loss, no injury, that's a wrong to cause these. So if you are not doing any of these things, everything else is your right."

Clearly, they are guilty of massive wrongs.

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Phil's avatar

Once again excellent Sally.

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