Sharpton: People Don’t Have The Right To Unregulated Rights

And who should regulate those Rights afforded to The People? The Government, of course!

(Daily Caller) Following a public policy meeting of African-American leaders, National Urban League president Marc Morial and National Action Network president Al Sharpton called for a new national assault weapons ban, saying the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution should be regulated.

“The Constitution and the Bill of Rights are not absolute. One cannot yell fire in a crowded theater and hide behind the First Amendment,” said Morial when asked by TheDC if he supports California Democratic Sen. Diane Feinstein’s assault weapon ban bill.

That’s because the portion about Free Speech regards political speech, Al. Perhaps you should read the documents regarding the Bill of Rights from the time it was being debated. I bet Al’s view would change if The Central Planning Office decided to slap a few restrictions on what MSNBC could broadcast.

“No one has been more aggressive in our defense of the Constitution than this nation’s civil rights leaders. …We respect the Second Amendment,” Morial added. “None of these provisions speak in absolute terms.”

So, if they do not speak in absolute terms, then slavery was OK, Al? Because the 14th Amendment sure seemed to “speak in absolute terms.”

People do not have the right to unregulated rights in this country,” Sharpton continued….

Prick a liberal and a fascist bleeds.

Sharpton also said “everybody is regulated with every right,” using airports as an example.

Air flight is not a “right”. I love when liberals start yammering on about the Bill of Rights which they seem to never have read nor understood.

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27 Responses to “Sharpton: People Don’t Have The Right To Unregulated Rights”

  1. USAdmiral says:

    Al lives in a scary world of his own twisted mind.

  2. gitarcarver says:

    The “restriction” (not regulation) of rights is the same as it has always been – your rights end at my nose.

    But notice Sharpton’s argument on “yelling fire in a crowded theater.” First, that standard is no longer in effect as it was supplemented by a later court decision because it implies, and Sharpton goes down this path, that because you can’t use the First Amendment as a defense if you can yell “fire” in a crowded theater, that means the government has the right to restrict speech itself.

    The problem is that you DO have the right to yell “fire!” if there is a fire.

    The government has no right of prior restraint when it comes to speech. They cannot prevent speech but can only hold people accountable for the results of that speech (ie creating a false panic, libel, slander, etc.)

    Thus, the government should not regulate the right of gun ownership but only hold people accounable when a weapon is used illegally.

    That’s what liberals don’t understand. My right of gun ownership does not infringe on the rights of anyone until I use that weapon in an illegal manner that violates the rights of someone else.

  3. Brian says:

    Don’t be so quick to mock Al Sharpton.
    He is the new face of the Democrats,
    all of whom think exactly like he does.
    As a majority, they’re running the USA.
    They’re dangerous. Take them seriously.

  4. david7134 says:

    Have you noticed that since blacks were freed in 1866, they have been working as hard as possible to be slaves again?

  5. Brian says:

    David, How will they be slaves after they’ve stolen this country’s wealth and power, getting it “redistributed” to them? Get real.

  6. Brian says:

    I’ll tell you what I have noticed, though.

    Latinos who came from shitholes of their own making are now turning this country into a shithole, too.

  7. The problem is that you DO have the right to yell “fire!” if there is a fire.

    Excellent point, GC. You can yell “fire” in a packed anywhere when there is, in fact, no fire, causing massive panic, mayhem, destruction, injury, and even death. No one can stop you. But, the person who yelled it will pay the penalty afterwards, because that is not protected free speech.

    But, with guns, these leftist fascists want to take away that right before a person has broken the law.

  8. Brian says:

    I know what you meant, David; they’re becoming more and more dependent on government.

    But when they’re spending those bribes which have been paid to them to get them to vote for the scumbags who have “enslaved” them, somehow I don’t think that they will care that they’re living on all of their entitlements without aving to do a lick of work to earn them. Guilt and shame just ain’t in their genetic nakeups. They are immoral miscreants.

    Which isn’t to say that it isn’t soooo cool to have our first black president.

  9. gitarcarver says:

    Exactly Teach.

    Those who use the idea that “you can’t yell ‘fire’ in a crowded theater are actually not defending rights or speech, but looking to restrict rights via prior restraint.

  10. Brian says:

    Hmmmm, you know, the way that I interpret the 14th Amendment of the U. S. Constitution, a Negro is required to be gainfully employed or at least self-reliant if he or she is to be granted citizenship in the USA, and I have a few other liberal interpretations of that amendment, too. Interpretations which Al Sharpton wouldn’t want to consider, much less hear.

    The point is that anyone can read into the Constitution whatever he or she wants to read into the constitution, not necessarily what was written there, which is what Liberal activist judges do routinely, arrogantly writing their own case law to deliberately further f*ck up the system, also..

    Well, not anyone. Just slimy Liberals, who decide selectively which parts of laws are beneficial or unbeneficial to them.

    Liberals aren’t just immoral. They are evil, also.

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