Anonymous #1 4w

Also you can be neoliberal and anti-fascist, no? Those aren’t mutually exclusive

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Anonymous #1 4w

Like it’s kinda crazy bc I *literally* have a political science degree and even *I* think that take is so unnecessarily political

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Anonymous #1 4w

Correct

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Anonymous OP 3w

Trying to find which flavor of liberalism I am and looked that up, I actually do want a capitalist system but not like that, ew.

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Anonymous #2 3w

I could probably be convinced that buckling a seatbelt shouldn’t be legally enforced unless it involves children, but I do think that subsidies which incentivize car companies to make their shit beep really loudly when seatbelts are unbuckled, or taxes that relate to a lack of safety are both great.

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Anonymous #2 3w

If done in a way that doesn’t incentivize a negative impact on car utility and function, or relative weight to other vehicles, actually never fucking mind

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Anonymous #2 3w

Seatbelts are great

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Anonymous #2 3w

Social pressure alters agency, cars are not solo vehicles. Three people in a car choosing not to wear a seatbelt could greatly impact the behavior of the fourth passenger, the reduction of agency towards a life altering or ending outcome outweighs any amount of agency towards minor inconvenience.

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Anonymous OP 3w

Tell me what I am please 🙏

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