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Timothy17
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I’ll let my grandfather, who volunteered and fought in the Royal Canadian Air Force in WWII, consider this advice of yours…Not only that, if men were kept at home, just think of how much trouble the world would be saved.
OP makes a solid point though. A local by-law in my city permitted women to walk around topless if they so pleased. I was perplexed by its proponents as not a single one actually had any desire or intenet to do this, but they expressly determined that they should have a right to if they so wanted.
What the law permits it encourages. By making certain actions permitted under law, it is no different than saying those actions are in fact positive rights or in the order of positive rights; however, there is no civil, individual or public merit in many instances. What is a right under the law, to be frank, should be argued and defended for the good it permits, thus negating the bad it “might” permit. Abuse of Free Speech, for example, is rampant; nonetheless, the very real civil benefits of Free Speech to society (especially democratic ones) makes it necessary. When something cannot be argued in the positive, it falls under the order of license or privilege, which can and should be guarded with regulation.