There are differences between rights and privileges

A lot of people seem to get confused between Rights and privileges. Now, I'm talking about in the United States only, of course.

Rights are guaranteed. Privileges are not.

Who has actually read the Bill of Rights?

For example, here are some of our Rights:

Freedom of speech

Freedom of worship

Right to assemble peaceably

A lot of democratic politicians and organizations seem to confuse Rights and privileges.

Another thread insulting an entire political party. Call Ripley.

A lot of people seem to get confused between Rights and privileges. Now, I'm talking about in the United States only, of course.

Rights are guaranteed. Privileges are not.

Who has actually read the Bill of Rights?

For example, here are some of our Rights:

Freedom of speech - denied

Freedom of worship - denied

Right to assemble peaceably - denied

A lot of democratic politicians and organizations seem to confuse Rights and privileges.

MayorJohnny

I guess teens aren't human then?

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A lot of people seem to get confused between Rights and privileges. Now, I'm talking about in the United States only, of course.

Rights are guaranteed. Privileges are not.

Who has actually read the Bill of Rights?

For example, here are some of our Rights:

Freedom of speech - denied

Freedom of worship - denied

Right to assemble peaceably - denied

A lot of democratic politicians and organizations seem to confuse Rights and privileges.

Metalhero1

I guess teens aren't human then?

What do you mean?

The bill of rights also says I have the right to keep and bear arms, but lets see how far I get when I try to walk down a street with a big ol' gun.Mumbles527

I call bazooka

[QUOTE="Mumbles527"]The bill of rights also says I have the right to keep and bear arms, but lets see how far I get when I try to walk down a street with a big ol' gun.Daffy101

I call bazooka

I've got dibs on the javelin anti-armour system.