Wednesday, February 25, 2009  We use words like honor, code,
LOYALTY  It never ceases to amaze me the sense of entitlement
people have when it comes to everything in their daily lives. In
all aspects of life, there are some who just regard most things
as a right. A right to eat, a right to work, a right to breathe.
These are all priviledges. Not rights. You don't have the right
to free speech either. You think you do, but you really don't.
Legally, yes. You do. This country and it's 'flawed"
constitution gives every citizen the right to say what they
want, about whatever they want, whenever they want to, without
persecution. Legal persecution, err, make that prosecution
actually.  But in reality, is it a right? Do rights assume a
certain level of aceptance? As in, a guy has a right to state
that he wishes the sun didn't exist. No. They don't. He has the
right to say it, but most would not accept it. But I think
people have come to believe that acceptance should be included
in terms of something being a "righ