Why can't we live up to the premise of "with liberty and justice for all" in the slightest?
I hate this country so much
Why can't we live up to the premise of "with liberty and justice for all" in the slightest?
Eli Brown
Other urls found in this thread:
en.wikipedia.org
abc.net.au
en.wikipedia.org
paintballaustralia.com.au
ballisticfirearms.com.au
en.wikipedia.org
ozlasers.com
productsafety.gov.au
productsafety.gov.au
productsafety.gov.au
productsafety.gov.au
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
theguardian.com
news.com.au
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
bbc.com
traveller.com.au
next.ft.com
dailytelegraph.com.au
drinkingage.procon.org
twitter.com
Gabriel Ross
>self hating americans
Is there anything more pathetic?
Andrew Morales
You cant have both total liberty and total justice
We are meant to have a reasonable mix of the two
The problem arises when some people start wanting one at the expense of the other
Austin Wood
>maximum individual liberties
>has massive drug restrictions and age of consents (one of the highest in the world in fact)
This country is a joke
Robert Adams
>banning refugees
>deporting illegals
None of this conflicts with liberty and justice. It does not apply to foreigners outside the US and illegal immigrants who by definition violate federal laws.
Isaiah Bennett
>massive drug restrictions
Agree, is shit
>age of consent
Not really an issue, especially with Romeo and Juliet laws.
Wyatt Ortiz
then leave
Bentley Edwards
Because the "Pledge" has nothing to do with the Constitution.
Reciting the pledge is IDOL WORSHIP.
Pretty simple really
Brayden Phillips
it is pretty funny that Americans believe their freedoms are better than most other countries
>can't drink till 21
>can't be outside after dark
>no easter holidays
>no gambling (except in special areas)
>no sex for money (except in special areas)
>no blanket paid annual or sick leave
>undocumented foreigners undercutting citizens wages without consequence
but you can own guns without being a member of a shooting club
Dominic Lewis
>can't be outside after dark
What
Anthony Gonzalez
>true
>only for minors
>meme
>legal in most states
>true
>negotiated with employer
>somewhat changing with Trump, and most people don't want those jobs anyway
Robert Nelson
the majority of american cities have curfew laws so if you are under a certain age like 16 or 18 you can't legally be outside after dark
heaps free
Robert Sanchez
True, but as said before ITT those are only for minors and in most cases are really anti-gang laws.
William Thompson
There's nowhere to go, everywhere else is shitty
Anthony Jenkins
We are far freer than you.
>no right to free speech, hate speech laws out the ass
en.wikipedia.org
abc.net.au
>downright draconian gun laws
Self-explanatory. Most types of firearms are banned. Most guns people own are shitty .22lr bolt actions.
>need a license for fucking air rifles
en.wikipedia.org
>need a fucking license for paintball guns
paintballaustralia.com.au
>need a license for crossbows
ballisticfirearms.com.au
>airsoft is banned
en.wikipedia.org
>LASER pointers over 1mw are banned (effectively banning the vast majority)
ozlasers.com
>fucking YO YO WATERBALLS are banned
productsafety.gov.au
>novelty toy-like lighters are banned
productsafety.gov.au
>smokeless tobacco is banned
productsafety.gov.au
>toys containing beads are banned
productsafety.gov.au
>need a helmet to ride a fucking bicycle
en.wikipedia.org
>plain packaging on cigarettes
en.wikipedia.org
>absurdly high taxation on alcohol and cigarettes
theguardian.com
news.com.au
>many violent games and movies banned or censored even after the R18 was introduced
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
>video games are expensive as shit
Christian Myers
>"Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience." -CS Lewis
Ausfailia is one of the biggest NANNY STATES IN THE WORLD.
bbc.com
traveller.com.au
next.ft.com
AUSKEKS HAVE TO SHITPOST BECAUSE IT'S THE ONLY THRILL THEY HAVE LEFT KEK. LITERALLY THE MOST DANGEROUS THING THEY ARE ALLOWED TO DO.
>"h-heh at least w-we don't ban k-kinder eggs sharter" typed the increasingly nervous and embarassed australian man on his 1 kb/s internet as he remained locked up in a padded room forced to wear a helmet, with his body bubble wrapped under costant harm supervision by his government let he cut himself on a piece of paper
Nathaniel Cruz
-
Hunter Evans
>can't drink till 21
Believe me when I say, this has never stopped a teenager from getting ahold of alcohol.
Parker Roberts
You can get v& for looking at Lisa Simpson porn and I can't. :^)
Dylan Stewart
Because a lot of people's idea of "justice" is destroying liberty.
Jaxon Turner
Besides, I don't think you want to be in a bar with 18 year olds.
Justin Reyes
>You cant have both total liberty and total justice
You can have a great degree of both. Or do you not know what justice actually is?
Dylan Gutierrez
under 21 drinking has an entire SLEW of exceptions.
If you're at your house and your parents want to let you get DRUNK, it's fine.
Same with a friend's house. or church. Pretty much any private non-business property. A bar is only of the only places you can't be.
Keep in mind while blood alcohol limit for adults is generally like .08, if you register any blood alcohol under 21 it's not legal to drive.
Owen Garcia
then put down your protest poster, get an education and run for office and be the change or STFU and GTFO.
James Watson
it's ok, soon yellow stone will destroy it
Dominic Turner
You can't buy alcohol period if you're under 21.
Adam Gomez
he didn't say buy, he said drink.
James Roberts
We need to imprison way fewer people and deregulate like crazy then and only then will we have liberty and justice.
Nathaniel Wood
>If you're at your house and your parents want to let you get DRUNK, it's fine.
In most states giving alcohol to a minor is illegal, with the only exception being small amounts for church and stuff.
Cameron Scott
no? literally the majority of states would be fine with your dad giving you a six pack at dinner.
26 states also have seperate laws for religions.
drinkingage.procon.org
only 10 states will let you get alcohol at a bar if your parents let you.
Elijah Allen
This is not true.