Quote Originally Posted by killerweed420
Individual rights are absolutely the most important. As long your rights don't violate somebody else's rights as spelled out in the constitution.
but, as the constitution evolves, where do your rights spill over onto another's. we can all see that if you shoot your gun into a crowded room and kill someone, you have infringed on one of their basic rights. but if your accumulation of wealth is seen as having too much and another is starving, is the government justified in taking what is yours to feed those who failed to succeed? our rights seem fluid. do we have the right to abundance in the face of need?