UncleBuck
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still too cowardly to answer the question, and still completely unable to name a single historian who agrees with his historical denialism.Causing a harm? Okay you cram a gerbil up somebodies ass against their will. That is an actionable harm. You acted out in an aggressive way against a person that had not aggressed against you.
Your gerbil buddy calls and says he wants you to gerbilize him and it will be your fault if he can't come to your property and get some of that Uncle Buck love. You say not tonite, I have a headache. You expressed indifference. If your gerbil buddy comes over anyway despite your wishes, HE is creating the harm. You simply wanted to be left alone and remain indifferent. His unmet lust and blueballs is not your problem. He doesn't own you or your property.
Causes are generally things that are created by an actionable act, not a non act or an act of indifference. My failing to bring you a steaming shit burger from Wendy's is not causing you to starve. Your needs being met or not met are not the responsibility of others, they are your responsibility, race is not the issue.
The issue is who can claim a moral right to force another to interact with them if that person does not want to?
You say government should be able to make people associate, I disagree. If they have any valid role it would be to keep people from FORCING associations, not being indifferent.
Also, despite your claims, a person can be an advocate of leaving people alone and not forcing associations on them and not be a racist. That would be me.
However, in your case it is a bogus claim to say you are okay with forcing some people to use their property in ways they do not want to and still be an advocate of property rights or non-aggression. You keep trying to put things in a racist perspective, when the circumstances of protecting a persons right to not associate doesn't have to be motivated by race. Even if it is motivated by race, it doesn't matter. Racists as despicable as they may be, still have the right to enjoy their own property and not be made to use it in ways they do not want to.
how incredibly sad and pathetic.