richardhutnik said:
By means of mental associations, one thing lead to another. I personally don't support the burqa, but I am more opposed to government acting in this manner, and also support people being able to be anonymous in public. Then again, this comes from an American perspective, which has a constitution insuring freedoms. The freedom of expression is extreme. I once saw a guy who had cosmetic surgery (I assume he wasn't born that way) to make himself look like a devil. That is extreme to me. Why would I end up supporting this? |
Yeah I also enjoy living in a society with extremely high freedom and I also support people's right to privacy..but in some very rare cases I am willing to sacrifice a little bit of right to freedom for the good of society as a whole.
That devil example is also an extreme freedom of expression, but did he as a result of this expression of freedom increase the security risks for society and public. IMO no, well I hope not.
