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Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
Pol, Government, Discourse, Question Afficher plus
@Angle The state takes choices away all the time, and in most cases it's a good thing.
The problematic area is only taking the choices away from poor people/other disadvantaged people under the guise of welfare.
(Plus the public health argument doesn't hold as much water in the US where there isn't actually a societal healthcare that would have to deal with increased costs from bad public health, since everything is individualistic)