There was a discussion going on yesterday about personal rights and your option to exercise those rights vs. having laws in place giving you no options, you do what they tell you.
This specific instance had to do with carrying a concealed handgun, but it extends to all rights as a human.
My personal belief is that having the right gives one the option to do something within the context of the law. It is not mandatory. You do not have to exercise your right, but having options is nice. To have no option and having no choice, then what is the point of having a brain? Being force to have a lobotomy may be the next step because thinkers will then be dangerous.
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This specific instance had to do with carrying a concealed handgun, but it extends to all rights as a human.
My personal belief is that having the right gives one the option to do something within the context of the law. It is not mandatory. You do not have to exercise your right, but having options is nice. To have no option and having no choice, then what is the point of having a brain? Being force to have a lobotomy may be the next step because thinkers will then be dangerous.
JMO
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