Rob Roy
Well-Known Member
Except that doesn't define what "equal rights" actually are. I'm speaking in the actual real meanings of words, not in the word smithed meanings governments often use and you provided.This was inevitable after the thirteenth amendment was passed. All persons have equal rights and due process. It continued with Brown v board of education of topeka ks. You do not have to associate with anyone, but you may have to hire them.
It would seem if all people are "equal" than that could only mean they all have the equal right of self determination, and don't have the right to remove that right from other peaceful or neutral people.
If you think it means you or some people have the right to determine what other people MUST do with their property and their body against their wishes, that is an action that negates equality. Actions which negate equality are not actions which are also examples of "equal rights".
That is so, because it removes the equal right of SELF determination and replaces it with the wishes of one person over the wishes of another. When that occurs, it is a proof of INEQUALITY.
So, it looks like I am correct, unless you can apply some logic, rather than "government speak" which is based in illogic, to prove me wrong.