Social Approval or Principles?

[bennyboy]

The initiation of force is rationally, morally and logically incorrect.

You are stating a bunch of assertions as brute fact.  You have not shown that force IS rationally, morally or logically incorrect.

No, you are not correct in what you are saying.

I said the initiation of force is invalid.

You should read what you type. That will make talking to yourself much easier. I'm surprised that the fact that I fucking QUOTED you saying that doesn't stop you from pretending you didn't. Fox News much, dude?
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You are talking much about the rights of the individual. From what authority or intrinsic condition do your individual rights come from, without a government to enforce them? Without the mutual agreement of a group of people, and some plan to enforce that agreement, where do your privileges come from? And what happens when the group ends up with a parasite in it, who wants the benefit of those rules, but refuses the duties of that group because he never "volunteered?"

Apparently the answer to that question is he runs to his computer and makes 10 threads about it.