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I think we all have an obligation to stand up for the rights of other people, even when the violation of those rights doesn't affect us directly. Stating a lac

by shkkmo 5y ago

I think we all have an obligation to stand up for the rights of other people, even when the violation of those rights doesn't affect us directly. Stating a lack of opposition to the removal of those isn't just "not caring" is actively taking a stance that you believe those rights have no value. I think requesting justification for that stance is reasonable and not an expression of "anger".

ClumsyPilot 5y ago
"driving a dangerous contraption" may or may not be reasonable, but it is not really a right in the same way as freedom of speech and right to a fair trial
- shkkmo 5y ago
  > The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
  - jjk166 5y ago
    Driving is explicitly not a right, it's a privilege. The constitution is not an exhaustive list of rights, but there are still loads of things you don't have the right to do.