> You have a fundamental right to food, not to have your opinions transmitted by others At least in the US, it is the opposite. There isn't a constitutional a

> You have a fundamental right to food, not to have your opinions transmitted by others At least in the US, it is the opposite. There isn't a constitutional amendment protecting your rights regarding food. But there is a constitutional right related to your rights regarding speech. Many people think that these rights regarding speech are pretty darn important. Possibly even the most important rights that a person can have. So I would absolutely say that they are comparable, and that people's right regarding transmitting speech are possibly even more important than any other rights out there.