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This also happened, I’m forgetting the court case, where the government revoked a driver’s license for reasons other than the driving. They argued, well, it’s
by gjsman-1000 3y ago
This also happened, I’m forgetting the court case, where the government revoked a driver’s license for reasons other than the driving.
They argued, well, it’s a “privilege.” The court, thankfully, shredded them and said that driving is basically a right that anyone may have access to if they meet the same standards set for public safety.
So, at least from that court’s view, it’s a “privilege” that people have an equal right to try to obtain and hold. Or something to that effect.
- gowld 3y agoRight "privilege" (in the legal sense, not the social justice sense) is compatible with "equal protection" and "due process". "Privilege" doest mean "freely revocable gift".