Quote:There, again, is the crux of the matter. It doesn't matter to me if others want to be involved. If you can force me to be involved, for whatever reason. with people whom I do not want to be involved, for WHATEVER reason, then you violate my freedom of association. Period. And that is a terrible thing. As bad as the government making you eat broccoli or run 2 miles a day because it's good for you. Mind your own business and I'll mind mine, else we're just slaves to the government or society or collective or whatever you want to call it.

That is not what I meant, I suppose I could have been more clear.

 

What I meant was who or what is violating your freedoms when your freedoms are solely yours and do not impact other people's freedoms only your own. That is the issue you have right? You are claiming your freedoms are being violated in a tyrannical manner or that people are calling such and I am asking what exactly is it that you see this way. And more particularly, as I already asked, what exactly have I said that is tyrannical? 

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