No, haven't heard of them. Suggest something and I may read it.
Should citizens have the right to freedom of association?
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I don't care who a cake loves as long as I get my piece.
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Insofar as it doesn't conflict with other "inalienable" rights, sure. If it does, then you have to decide which one to favor.
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Includes criminal conspiracy?
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Astounding - you actually got NO votes?
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Freedom of association also applies to privately run companies. Do you believe a private business should be legal allowed to discriminate based on race, sex, sexual orientation, ideology, etc? I think those are a high percentage of the people who voted no.
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Just look up “Supreme Court Cases Freedom of Association”. A whole host of problems come up.
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I didn’t vote “no”, but I can see why someone would. Poss. from a civil rights perspective. Also just the limitations on it already- felons consorting w other known felons. The case I’m thinking of has to do with the right to exclude ppl from your assoc. at public universities.
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It’s just too broad a question, and the meaning of “freedom of association” has been extrapolated and specified... I’m just curious what he’s getting at with this poll question.
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Absolutely, fully, and without ANY restrictions. Freedom is freedom, even when used distastefully.
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