you don’t have the right to do something intentionally malicious, and spreading rumours is malicious.
Not everyone sees spreading rumors as malicious. In any case, surely you see the point that ‘rights’ as in ‘what someone is allowed to do’ and ‘right’ as in ‘what is just, moral, or upstanding’ are not synonymous now.
and if your leaving then why spend time getting upset over it taking to people like me? send like a waste of time to me.
I’m bitching about it on a comm for bitching about moderators. I didn’t think this was complex, but apparently, that’s too much to parse.
rights are something you have as a person, they can’t be taken away, and grant you privilege to do things without question or interference. that does not mean people won’t try to infringe upon them however. you dont’t have rights to hurt or infringe upon others rights.
rights are not “what your allowed to do” or synonymous with things like the law. if you need to expressly be given permission for any act then it isn’t inherently a right, and instead defined by social contact, and that changes depending on the society and the individuals place in it. I think you think I’m referring to social contact as per your example of spreading rumours, and perceiving the act as moral or not.
also it’s funny just to watch you complain. cry harder you didn’t get your way.
you don’t have the right to do something intentionally malicious, and spreading rumours is malicious.
and if your leaving then why spend time getting upset over it taking to people like me? send like a waste of time to me.
Not everyone sees spreading rumors as malicious. In any case, surely you see the point that ‘rights’ as in ‘what someone is allowed to do’ and ‘right’ as in ‘what is just, moral, or upstanding’ are not synonymous now.
I’m bitching about it on a comm for bitching about moderators. I didn’t think this was complex, but apparently, that’s too much to parse.
rights are something you have as a person, they can’t be taken away, and grant you privilege to do things without question or interference. that does not mean people won’t try to infringe upon them however. you dont’t have rights to hurt or infringe upon others rights.
rights are not “what your allowed to do” or synonymous with things like the law. if you need to expressly be given permission for any act then it isn’t inherently a right, and instead defined by social contact, and that changes depending on the society and the individuals place in it. I think you think I’m referring to social contact as per your example of spreading rumours, and perceiving the act as moral or not.
also it’s funny just to watch you complain. cry harder you didn’t get your way.