Quote:The concept of a right to education involves the services of another person. The rights described in the declaration and expounded on in the bill of rights are freedoms enjoyed by all human beings as they interact with the world.

According to the FBI, 8,855 people in the US were murdered using a firearm in 2012. I'll hop in my DeLorean and tell them as they're staring down the barrel of a gun that their murderer is just enjoying their freedom to interact with the world.

 

I'm a strong supporter of the Second Amendment, but I have no idea how you can argue that a right to education is invalid because it involves inconveniencing another person and the right to guns, which involves, you know, shooting other people is somehow just people enjoying their freedom and interacting with the world.

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