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Originally Posted by ratbastid
No, what I'm saying is... if the way those rights "are" is "absolute" and not open to interpretation, you might start to get suspicious about the fact that they're exactly the same as how your opinion thinks they should be. Especially if other opinions even EXIST in the world. You might start getting suspicious of the absolute nature of those rights, and start wondering if perhaps it isn't more of a strongly-held opinion on your part.
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Do you believe that freedom of speech and religion are absolute human rights? Isn't it suspicious how they're exactly the same as you think they should be?
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