He didn't say you're against freedom of choice in EVERYTHING. He said it seemed hypocritical to be pro freedom of choice, but then want to limit what choices. Your analogies about green beans doesn't match.
A different analogy. I'm pro choice. However, women are stupid, so they shouldn't be able to decide who provides healthcare to them. We should have a different group decide that.
Someone might say that seems rather hypocritical(I'd agree). That doesn't mean they now think I oppose abortion. Just that limiting one choices is hypocritical in a pro choice stance.
Sorry, but this also doesnt add up.
Then we are all hypocritical when we vote laws in to wear seatbelts.
I mean what IS freedom of choice?
I stand by my stance. This is nonsense and nitpicking just to nitpick.
When we get down to it. NONE of us have complete freedom of choice on all matters. So the hypocritical statement is foundationally slippery.
Let me put it another way. Are you for the freedom of choice for one to convict a murderer? IM not. If someone has commited murder and been found guilty, there should not be a choice in whether that person has punishment coming or not. There can be a choice as to what type of punishment, but punishment should not be a choice. The public should not be able to choose whether a child molestor is set free or not.
There are asterisks in life.
To try to call me out as a hypocrite because I said I don't believe in freedom of choice for one small thing is hypocritical in its own right considering none of us have complete freedom of choice and we are fine with it.
do you have the freedom of choice to not get a ticket for speeding? You have a freedom of choice to speed, but that freedom will be taken away if you do it too many times. You have a choice to steal a car and continue to speed, but then that choice will be taken away as well eventually.
So I don't understand this calling me out as a hypocrite for this.
To me this is just more virtue signalling so someone can seem better than another, rather than just having a discussion.