- Moderator
- #381
No.
No rights are unrestricted.
But you just said we have freedom of religion in our country. So which is it? Do we have freedom of religion or not?
Does the right to bear arms mean you have the freedom to go next door and shoot your neighbor because you don't like the way he talks?
No.
Ponder that
You're dodging. What's the matter? Question to hard for you? Answer it.
Nuance doesn't work for you does it? You need the 2x4 approach?
Within my answer is the answer: no right or freedom is completely unrestricted. Freedom of religion doesn't mean you can murder someone, or marry a child, or own slaves, or abuse people or - break our laws. Freedom of religion doesn't mean you can impose the Ten Commandments on others or stone adulterers.
Just like you can't take your "right to bear arms" over to your neighbor and shoot him because he looked at you funny.
See post # 376
No.
No rights are unrestricted.
But you just said we have freedom of religion in our country. So which is it? Do we have freedom of religion or not?
Does the right to bear arms mean you have the freedom to go next door and shoot your neighbor because you don't like the way he talks?
No.
Ponder that
You're dodging. What's the matter? Question to hard for you? Answer it.
Nuance doesn't work for you does it? You need the 2x4 approach?
Within my answer is the answer: no right or freedom is completely unrestricted. Freedom of religion doesn't mean you can murder someone, or marry a child, or own slaves, or abuse people or - break our laws. Freedom of religion doesn't mean you can impose the Ten Commandments on others or stone adulterers.
Just like you can't take your "right to bear arms" over to your neighbor and shoot him because he looked at you funny.
See post # 376
My response adequately addressed post #376.
No freedom or right is unlimited.