- Moderator
- #161
You and Pogo are failing to see the distinction. Typhoid Mary KNOWINGLY spread the disease and attempted to operate under aliases to continue spreading the disease.Whether or not your rights put others "in danger" is irrelevant. There must be an injury/harm, not the risk of harm.1. Do my constitutional rights give me the right to put other people in danger?
I think the courts have consistently said...no.
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In that case Typhoid Mary had every right to continue working in the food industry.
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According to your logic - unless she actually infected someone, she did no harm.