It’s really unfortunate that the word “right” is used here because no “right” is absolute. Freedom of speech doesn’t mean you can falsely yell “active shooter

It’s really unfortunate that the word “right” is used here because no “right” is absolute. Freedom of speech doesn’t mean you can falsely yell “active shooter” in a crowded theater. Freedom to bear arms doesn’t mean you’re allowed to own nuclear weapon or a surface to air missile battery. Freedom of assembly doesn’t mean you can go where you want, when you want. Other needs and limits can preempt these “rights” so they’re not really right at all.