Here are a few that I came up with. If you can think of any to add to the list, I would love to see them.
- Why do labor unions insist that their employers "share the wealth," while they refuse to share in any of the losses?
- If education should be free, why do teachers and their unions demand (and receive) such high salaries?
- Why are the politicians who preach economic egalitarianism so strongly against a system with true political equality?
- Why are parents chastised for not spending enough time with their children, while also being forced to send their kids away to public schools all day?
- Since initiating force against another person is immoral, how can you justify legislating morality, since it requires force?
- If people making over $200,000/yr are considered rich and evil capitalists, why are the public and union employees who make that much considered "deserving"?
- Why does government expect us to obey the laws they pass, when they exempt themselves from many of them, and when they refuse to follow the Constitution?
- How can government protect my freedom by violating my rights?
- If more legislation is the answer, how much will be enough?
- If money (or the love of money) is evil, why do you use it?
- How many poor people have you ever worked for?
- Why do so many Black Americans embrace Christianity, a religion which was imposed by force on their slave ancestors?
- Why does getting elected to public office entitle elected officials to spend public tax money for their own personal holidays?
- If equal pay for equal work is a good thing, why isn't it OK for someone not to be paid for doing nothing?
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