To: robertpaulsen
" . . . should be allowed . . . " As an aside, there is something about the use of that phrase that just doesn't rub well. I know what it is, as do all free men, but will let it pass for now.
To: Eastbound; robertpaulsen
As to your smoking example, I happen to agree.
A private enterprise such as a hotel, bar, or restaurant, >>>should be allowed<<< to set their own rules ----
235 robertpaulsen
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Eastbound wrote:
" . . . should be allowed . . . "
As an aside, there is something about the use of that phrase that just doesn't rub well. I know what it is, as do all free men, but will let it pass for now.
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Good catch.
-- Throughout paulsens posts such 'slips of the tongue' betray his authoritarian/communitarian roots.
248 posted on
10/31/2004 9:23:10 AM PST by
tpaine
(No man has a natural right to commit aggression on the equal rights of another. - T. Jefferson)
To: Eastbound
"I know what it is, as do all free men, but will let it pass for now."Let's not. What is it about "should be allowed" that "just doesn't rub well".
For crying out loud, you're the one who said, "a proprietor should have the choice of whether or not to allow smoking or non-smoking".
Or maybe you're saying that he should have the choice, but only when it comes to smoking? That "fascism" (your word) in other areas of the proprietor's business is OK with you as long as it doesn't regulate smoking?
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