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You'll have to explain to me how it's an "unrelated hypothetical". Both situations: * Indicate that you have a right * Which you probably don't have a pressing
by kulahan 6y ago
You'll have to explain to me how it's an "unrelated hypothetical". Both situations:
* Indicate that you have a right
* Which you probably don't have a pressing need for at the moment
* But the lack of a need in the immediate future doesn't mean you won't ever have a need for it
The only real difference between the two, as far as I can tell, is the actual right you're not-using-but-still-protecting.
What am I missing?