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What do you believe in?
No, I'm not asking for your religion. I want to know what principles you believe in - just the basics.
Here, I'll start. Just give a basic rundown of some things you believe.
I'm Stallcall. You can call me Hector.
I'm an advocate for liberty, meaning that I believe that all people possess natural rights.
I believe that Locke's Social Contract is the ideal basis for government.
I do not believe in race.
I do not believe that identity politics are compatible with a free and moral society.
I believe that women and men possess the same rights, yet I am an ardent anti-feminist.
Now you try.
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I believe that no government can be a good government because people are greedy when they have power. I'm against the idea of feminism, it was needed in the past when women had no rights at all but now know. Instead I believe equality by justice. This means equality according to that individual need.
