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The rights to your opinion

 The way I was learned today was rights = entitlement. Yes we have freedom of speech and all these rights but we got to use them respectfully, smart, and respecting others. People just say ‘well, that’s my opinion’ but in reality it’s just a way to end an argument rather than getting to the point and finding answers.

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