Hi,
Constitutional attorney here.
Your freedom is not unlimited. All of your rights are limited in some way: free speech, religious freedom, 2nd Amendment, privacy (even in your home).
Most obviously, your freedom isn't a license to harm or risk the lives and health of others.
Constitutional attorney here.
Your freedom is not unlimited. All of your rights are limited in some way: free speech, religious freedom, 2nd Amendment, privacy (even in your home).
Most obviously, your freedom isn't a license to harm or risk the lives and health of others.
Your "freedom" doesn't include the right to drive drunk.
Your 2nd Amendment "freedom" doesn't let you carry a gun on a plane.
Your freedom of speech doesn't include defamation.
Your home can be searched with a warrant.
Your religious freedom ends where others' rights begin.
Your 2nd Amendment "freedom" doesn't let you carry a gun on a plane.
Your freedom of speech doesn't include defamation.
Your home can be searched with a warrant.
Your religious freedom ends where others' rights begin.
These limits are the price we pay for living in a civilized society.
About the only unlimited right you have is freedom of thought. And while you're free to believe any bullshit floating around this interconnected hellscape, that doesn't give you a right to act on it.
About the only unlimited right you have is freedom of thought. And while you're free to believe any bullshit floating around this interconnected hellscape, that doesn't give you a right to act on it.
So no, your "freedom" doesn't include the right to risk the lives, health, and safety of other citizens and their children.
"Freedom" doesn't mean you can hurt or kill others—arguing otherwise is not a good look.
It's time to get vaccinated. Go get stuck. No more excuses.
"Freedom" doesn't mean you can hurt or kill others—arguing otherwise is not a good look.
It's time to get vaccinated. Go get stuck. No more excuses.
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