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Real0ne -> RE: Purposeful Confusion? (9/15/2016 8:21:36 AM)
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Each individual exercises his right to assembly. Point taken. quote:
Haveing a jury is a right. Being on a jury is a duty. And yet the individual cannot exercise their right to a trial by jury without requiring the participation of others, which was the point I disagreed with. Not all rights work that way. The right of a free press for example, is not one that can be exercised individually, it is one that by definition requires the participation of many people to exercise. My point is that rights are too complicated to be reduced to such a simplistic formula, and also far too important. FOr example. Those who say you only have the right to bear arms if you are in a formal militia are makeing that "right" a quid pro quo privilage for militiamen. Thus they are attempting to turn a right into a privilage. As I pointed out, convicted felons may not bear arms, so........privilege. You are in epic fail. says the king of cockgargle, cite that "convicted felons may not bear arms" because you are making shit up again captain blunder
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