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by AnthonyMouse
1057 days ago
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> At the end of the day, because the ability to drive is a function of competence and skill, it cannot be a right. Can a function of competence and skill not be a right? How do you square this with the first and second amendments, for example? |
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With the first amendment, competence and skill don’t apply. Anyone can express themselves, assemble, complain to the government or hand out manifestos, including ignorant or stupid people. I can go start a religion and exercise all sorts of bizarre practices without approval or reprisal.