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Do you support the government passing laws that restrict behavior in order to increase safety, ease, and/or lack of worry?

Strongly yes
8.1%
Slightly yes
32.9%
Slightly no
23%
Strongly no
36%

592 votesFinal results

4:19 AM · May 23, 2017

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Only in a work setting

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Casual murder should be forbidden but fuck Bill C-16 Canada

@Asheswillfall1

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"Necessary" to restrict behavior... Guess who decides what's necessarily...

Kid in the Crowd

@Kid_inthe_Crowd

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and

@Asheswillfall1

Ummmm... That's what laws do already...

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@Asheswillfall1

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I'd rather be in charge of my own safety

Andrei Callanan

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Sorry, bit of a redundant question since the function of a law is to restrict behaviour. You have to define what type of behaviour you mean