Steve CoxKonto zweryfikowane

No. The point is that your rights to your feelings end at you. You don't have a right to enforce your feelings on other people.

So to summarize, Yes, people have the right to have feelings AND to have them considered when making public policy.

Yes, when making public policy, for certain. Tearing down a statue isn't "making public policy".

You think deciding what the state is going to honor in public squares isn't making public policy? They literally wrote a law about it in NC

So, vote. Get them to change the law.

Human rights and dignity are not up to a popular vote. When white supremacy is written into the law, it's not a law worth following.

Of course. But tearing down the statues means nothing to the racists who are the problem. It changes nothing.