This makes me wonder on how exactly freedom is stripped down. After all, you can't have complete and total freedom, that would be anarchy. And not everyone can be happy all the time. It's a balance thing. For as successful as you are, there is someone out their who as equally unsuccessful. It stans to reason that for every freedom you are given to pursue your own happiness equally effects someone else.
You see the Westbor Baptist Church... you know those assholes who protest against our Military men and women's funerals, along with children's who have been killed in Natural disasters because they think in some twisted reality that we're all going to hell. Everyone but them. Roughly 100 people in one family. Probably inbred too.... well these people disturb me. They were given the right by the Supreme Court which has just sickened me. This country was formed on the back of our Armed Forces and the people in it. This country relies on these people for their safety and protection.
So I think my point with this is that when the Supreme Court said it was legal for the WBC do behave as they do, I started wondering if the Supreme Court had, in a way, stripped us of a basic constitutional right.... Here' I'll quote the line for you::::
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
Ok, what I interpret that as we are guarenteed to live in peace and pursue happiness and comfort. How is it that we are not able to live in peace and pursue happiness during one of the greatest moments of darkness? Why are we subject to their inhuman indignities? And why, above all, does the Supreme Court go ahead and strip the Military of her dignity and basic freedoms yet allow a small group built upon using Religion in a corrupt and twisted way to inflict more pain upon the greatest of sorrows?
"And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honor."
This is a promise our Founding Fathers made and it is one that every Serviceman or Woman must make as well. We promise our lives, everything we might have in this life and our Honor, but we shouldn't be forced to promise our dignity too.
Not everyone can have every freeom, but it seems to me that the people who want to cause harm with theirs don't deserve it. Mental and emotional abuse and assault isn't a crime, but it should be when it's on such a disturbing level, starting with the lowly scum of WBC to the powerful Justices of the Supreme Court. Something must change.
After all, we are guarenteed on a basic human level the right to find our happiness.
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