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Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by nenothtu
I was ten the first time I ever got behind the wheel. Out on the farm, grandpa would give his youngsters the chance to drive the tractor as soon as they were big enough to work the clutch. Of course at first with an adult riding along, until proven capable.
Your funny, enjoy your posts.
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
reply to post by aching_knuckles
It is an interesting strategy to dismiss the Virginia State Constitution, which is their Supreme Law of the Land, and declare it a lot of wind with no substance, only to turn around and then pretend that it is someone else who has no regard for law. Interesting in that morbid way people slow down to look at the mangled steel of a train wreck.
It makes sense, of course, given you have openly admitted you find people to be idiots, that you would presume that all you have to do is rely on that tired canard sycophants of tyranny love to declare; "You can vote".
Originally posted by poet1b
Not all ten year olds are the same, and many have the capability, the problem is identifying those circumstances.
I can control myself just fine. However, alot of the other population cannot.
Originally posted by nenothtu
As I read JPZ, age is not a barrier to having rights. I don't believe he's addressed self-determination, other than to say you have the right not to let your own 10 year old drive, but you don't have the right to dictate to your neighbor how he runs HIS family.
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
When one idiot points to the rest of the world and declares they're all idiots, why would anyone take that idiot seriously?
My question stands: Do you believe, in Virginia, that there should be laws, and someone to enforce them?
I asked if you believed there shoudl be laws and someone to enforce them...and you went off on some tangent about Virginia.
At what point in human history do you feel that there was no government where people could do as they wished? The Romans? The Sumerians? There were even rules at the birth of our mighty republic,no? You are arguing from a fallacious point.
Originally posted by aching_knuckles
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
When one idiot points to the rest of the world and declares they're all idiots, why would anyone take that idiot seriously?
Isnt this what you do constantly?
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
Your flat out refusal to be honest is more than evident in this thread.
Says the man who has to obfuscate his answers in 60-80 lines of text. I am asking simple questions, I expect simple answers, which you endlessly chase your tail round and round, and give no definite answers.
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
Originally posted by aching_knuckles
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
When one idiot points to the rest of the world and declares they're all idiots, why would anyone take that idiot seriously?
Isnt this what you do constantly?
I am not the one pointing to the world and declaring them idiots. You are long on record in this thread as one who is declaring others idiots.
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
reply to post by aching_knuckles
Says the man who has to obfuscate his answers in 60-80 lines of text. I am asking simple questions, I expect simple answers, which you endlessly chase your tail round and round, and give no definite answers.
The first simple question you asked me, I answered simply and you claimed to be insulted by that simple answer. Your dishonestly has earned you the epitaph of liar: You are a liar.
Read your signature. You have a serious superiority complex.
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
You are the one insisting people cannot have rights because they are idiots, not me.
Everyone is allowed equal rights, when you earn them, either through age or accreditation. Please stop modifying my argument to suit your needs.
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
you are dishonestly attempting to apply strawman arguments to my assertions claiming I don't believe in law. All people have rights and that is law!
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
reply to post by aching_knuckles
Everyone is allowed equal rights, when you earn them, either through age or accreditation. Please stop modifying my argument to suit your needs.
Prove this. Prove that; A: Rights are "allowed", and B: only through age or accreditation. Show us through credible constitution, or legislation harmonious with the constitution it was created under, that your statements are correct.