You are viewing a single comment's thread from:

RE: Why Rights Should Not Be Revoked Because Of One Person

in #steem7 years ago

Great! GREAT ARTICLE!! The culture NOW seems to be , "who ever is the most sensitive is right and therefore everyone else must suffer". You really touch on liberty not just for the few but for all. And this is lost in our media and schools and politics for years. It is scary. I truly feel these JUSTIFIED removal of liberty for the safety of the public was the same technics used by Hitler and Stalin. Yet those who scream WE NEED LIBERTY!!... are accussed to be heartless and cruel.

A small correction , or input.. I would argue that family members of the criminally guilty are punished by removing that person from their lives. But I get your drift. So if you see a family member break the law it is in your best interest to redirect them if you want to keep them in your life.

MAN!! I'm loving your article and form of writting. I wish there was a HIGHLIGHT feature on steemit so I could vote just on each section or sentence. LOL

I love this!!

"Americans should be wary of any attempt to restrict the freedom of a group because of an individual’s actions. Today, the discussion may be guns control. Tomorrow, it might be political dissent. Next week, it could be a right to a jury." It could be a religion or same sex marriage.

Sort:  

Haha, thanks for the support man! I think this is a crucial part of what it means to be in a society. It is our job to value liberty and protect it, so that we can all pursue our individual goals. There should be lawful recourse, but I think we have turned too much power over to criminal law on things that should be civil disputes.

That's a valid correction. I guess I should be clear in that they should not be punished by jailing or something like that. They obviously have to endure the repercussions of the actions of their family member.

If you do like it, check out my blog conversationofourgeneration.com and there is a lot more like this! Get people in on the Conversation of Our Generation!