> There is an unfortunate tendency to dismiss everything that doesn't 100% conform to the constitutional framework of where one is living. Ah yes, you are ador

> There is an unfortunate tendency to dismiss everything that doesn't 100% conform to the constitutional framework of where one is living. Ah yes, you are adorable at generalizing. You'll notice I pretty much only defend the 1st & 4th amendments [free speech and privacy], indifferent to the 2nd, and I could go on but yeah. A right to speak freely, worship freely, to be safe from violence, and be secure in your privacy are critical to a functional democracy and fundamental human rights. > I wish people would separate "that's the best to handle it" from "that's the only way to handle it, and everyone who disagrees is a human rights abusing asshole". Yes, everyone who doesn't protect those rights is an asshole. I'm not saying start a revolution over it. I'm just saying they are shitty people and its a shitty law.