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> Maybe Americans value their rights more than anything else I certainly do, but sadly not every American agrees. There are many "law and order" types who woul
by iiiggglll 10y ago
> Maybe Americans value their rights more than anything else
I certainly do, but sadly not every American agrees. There are many "law and order" types who would have that person arrested and beaten if they could. Fortunately our rights are still intact, even after all this time. People can do such things without fear. Far from being "laughable and disrespectful", I consider it a sign of a healthy, functioning society. "Dissent is the highest form of patriotism", as the saying goes.
- paradite 10y agoVery interesting and fascinating response for me. I wish I had more of discussions like this here.
- Lordarminius 10y agoThe true issue is not the "rights" of American citizens in their own country (thats of no concern to most people around the world) but how the US government systematically and perennially denies other people these same "rights" or "rights" of their choosing. That is the point. Leave other people alone to determine their own fate and destiny that's what the world asks