re: #402 McSpiff
Not at all. Please don’t distort my response… what I mean is that there are times, such as in a national emergency, when individual rights may have to be temporarily altered to protect the rights of the public as a whole. I suppose martial law would be an example. It is a necessity that this be available to our government in a true emergency. It doesn’t mean that in normal life anyone’s rights should be abridged.