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7/31/2015 6:37:53 AM
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Freedom of speech doesn't count in that aspect because it is infringing on the right to pursue happiness
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You're so wrong. I actually am allowed to hurt your feelings. Your "happiness" has no bearing on my rights. I wish Jefferson would have said the right to property instead of the euphemism, "the pursuit of happiness," but I can't blame him for not being able to forsee the idiocy of the 21st century
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You can't loosely interpret that terminology like that, plus the right to pursue happiness is in the declaration not the constitution, as a right that is.
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It's adorable, it thinks it's real people...
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I heard this in Archers voice lol
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Glad you got that.
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Tell me where the pursuit of happiness is in the Constitution.
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It's considered an inalienable right.
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According to whom?
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If you mean property, as Jefferson did, then yes..
