Your excessive use of hyperbole is annoying and detrimental to your argument. 1) not "holy enshrined right", and I never claimed that. I wrote "broadly speakin

Your excessive use of hyperbole is annoying and detrimental to your argument. 1) not "holy enshrined right", and I never claimed that. I wrote "broadly speaking" for a reason. There are the usual time-place-manner restrictions, minors may have limits that adults do not, etc. 2) not literally "a hill worth dying on", because we're only talking jail terms at worst. 3) For the people who have pushed this up to the state and national supreme courts, yes, it was worth it.