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Correct. I'm not arguing that free expressions and actions that can be done on public property can not be curtailed on private property. I'm arguing against t
by calmbonsai 2y ago
Correct. I'm not arguing that free expressions and actions that can be done on public property can not be curtailed on private property.
I'm arguing against the undetectable curtailment of them. This goes against the human "right of recognition".
- spencerchubb 2y agohumans do not have a right to recognition. why do you feel that is the case?
- calmbonsai 2y agoArticles 6,12, and 19 of the U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights