But wouldn't you have to give up freedom in order to make it so? I understand the analogy you are trying to point out. however, Yes I support anyone's choice, but not such choice that would hinder others choice, See what I mean? communism doesn't rule just the ones that embrace it, It rules the entire country. I'd be more of a help trying to place such a person in an already existing country other then to change the Free one we have.
Freedom can be real scary sometimes
I agree with that, and Freedom isn't "FREE" either. It took a lot of bloodshed for this country to be. I just have problems with people so willingly surrendering to the "easy life" as opposed to the "free life" thats all.
So I guess what im trying to say, YES they have the right to Vote for it, But they don't have the right to vote my freedom away at the same time. :)
Now there's a quandary, Japedo.
As much as I'm a fan of libertarian thought, I never carried that contradiction so far afield.
Voting cannot be the accepted as the final word on a subject.
A vote to restrict a choice is a direct attack on our freedom.
The worst case would be an Amendment creating a Socialist government outright.
Even though it would be completely legal, and would be Constitutional as well,
it would by the very definition of socialism infringe the freedom of every citizen.