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That’s a very odd perspective. Could you explain how government research funding constitutes forced speech? If an individual who receives a government tax cre
by NovemberWhiskey 1y ago
That’s a very odd perspective.
Could you explain how government research funding constitutes forced speech?
If an individual who receives a government tax credit (say EITC) speaks out contrary to your politics, is the government allowed to withhold that credit too?
- silexia 1y agoMy money is taken from me at gunpoint by government forces I cannot resist without facing life in prison. I don't want this money going to random causes I disagree with. The government should be far smaller or we cannot have rights as the government will intrude on us more and more.
- CogitoCogito 1y ago> I don't want this money going to random causes I disagree with. There certainly is _no_ government spending supported by _all_ Americans, so your position isn't a very practical approach to governance.
- silexia 1y agoLots of government spending is supported by the vast majority of Americans. Police, courts, fire, ambulance, and military (though size is up for debate).