Honest question: Have you taken any level of English past High School? Your reading comprehension is terrible. I'm using the Civil Rights issue as an example of areas where someone objective (ie: not radical one way or the other) could see "liberties" crossing lines.

 

Again, blanket statements and absolutes make you sound loony. Just because I don't believe that people should be allowed to do everything they want (as long as it doesn't infringe the rights of others) doesn't mean I think people should have no liberties.

 

Once again, for EXAMPLE, just because I don't think people should be allowed to ban blacks from restaurants does not I support EVERYTHING being regulated by government. Make sense? Probably not to you, but to someone who doesn't look at everything through a "My  way or it's wrong" lens it makes sense.

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