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Comparing this to gravity proves this isn't true.
Quite the opposite actually. The comparison to deaths by gravity is to demonstrate that this is not a threat we need to freak out over and lose our wit because. Instead, we should take it as measured and understand that compared to other potentially fatal dynamics, terrorism is relatively low in probability and that's why we don't need to freak out about it. So you are wrong, comparing to gravity in fact bolsters my case. Thanks for playing
Remarkable how inconsistent, you'll tell us government is to fear when engaged in its Constitutional duty of protecting us, bet you lunch you're all in favor of this "threat" to our freedoms and liberties running our health care. I asked as I believe your point of view is one that comes from a political animal, rather than a reasoned one. Again, where do you stand on health care?
How is it inconsistent? Government does present the largest threat to freedom and liberty. Thus we must work to constrain government to ensure that it operates to maximize the freedom and liberty of the individual; not curtail it. I think maybe you're just labeling arguments because you haven't been able to produce a coherent, rational counter to it.