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If I understand him right he's pointing out freedom of assembly is just as significant a right for Americans as Danish citizens. I would go a step further and
by MperorM 7y ago
If I understand him right he's pointing out freedom of assembly is just as significant a right for Americans as Danish citizens.
I would go a step further and argue it is much more significant to American culture than Danish, and I feel my opinion carries at least some weight given I am a Danish person living in California.
- mercutio2 7y agoYes, thanks for clarifying. I was trying to avoid making a comparative statement about the importance of freedom of assembly between cultures; I have no idea if freedom of assembly is important to Danish people! But I suspect I obscured my meaning by trying to avoid making a statement about people I don't know.