These flimsy rhetorical questions are not the cunning gotchas you think they are. What about people who have a deepseated belief that they should murder? Clear

These flimsy rhetorical questions are not the cunning gotchas you think they are. What about people who have a deepseated belief that they should murder? Clearly "deepseated belief" is not a good basis to hand out rights to people, and a belief does not have any "need" to be given any particular respect based on how deep seated someone's faith in it might be.