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We should keep our individual rights, because we get groups,we
Start getting commey..
Posted 2008-10-19T11:14:21Z
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Be honest and be true to yourself.
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Posted 2008-10-19T14:21:33Z
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Those are my thoughts. I welcome yours.
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
Without individual rights there are no group rights.
They are equally precious and need to be balanced.
Posted 2008-10-19T21:33:53Z
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"Without individual rights there are no group rights." - would you elaborate more on this, fredst?
Posted 2008-10-20T22:30:46Z
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Those are my thoughts. I welcome yours.
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
Well, starting at the baseline; we as individuals have to have the individual right to assemble.
It is like a house of cards; without the foundation the house cannot stand.
Posted 2008-10-21T15:38:18Z
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The right of the individual is the basis for America as we know it.Some of thpse individual rights have been eroded in this administration.especially the privacy rights.They may not be in the constitution but the average American will tell you they are necessary for the right to pursuit of happiness which is in the constitution.Tye right of the group always comes second to the rights of the individual unless in exercising his rights the individual destroys the American fabric which should only be the case in extreme situations like terrorism,crimes by the individual and instances where the common good would be overwhelmed by the individuals refusal to follow certain guidelines such as health regulations that could have an affect on others.In other words where one persons rights begin and the group or even just another persons rights are violated are sometimes closely linked and need to be monitored and guided by men and woman of the highest order of moral,legal,and ethical credentials in our country.An example of over riding rights is in the smoking issue...one mans right to smoke affects another mans right to breath air not po;;uted by cigarette smoke that would affect their health.
Posted 2008-10-21T21:52:03Z
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Those are my thoughts. I welcome yours.
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
If you think we've lost rights in this administration just wait and get your calculator ready for an Obama socialistic administration.
Yes, I think he's gonna win and I am more frightened than I have ever been before. As a reporter I was in the 'hood' during race riots. I've been shot at, chased, caught and beatten. I am more frightened now than I was then.
Posted 2008-10-22T04:06:29Z
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Why my individual rights as defined by me to ignore, evade, and even condemn the group if need be, as well as my individual right to force the group into perpetual exile if so desired.
Posted 2008-10-24T02:35:42Z
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