You are wrong. just admit it. You assert that I have no rights, but the Law disagrees.
I would never assert that you have no rights.
Yet, you did.
The dead have no rights, sport.
Neither do convicted felons.
So, clearly, when you insist you would never do something you just did, you are lying. That, by definition, makes you a liar. How, then, you you expect to be taken seriously or respected from this point on, since you are known liar?
You are dismissed, liar.
From your perspective, you see it that way. From my perspective, I am referring to specific circumstance. The easiest example that comes to mind is employment applications. There is little or nothing you or I can do when an application is passed over because you or I don't fit the profile an employer is looking for. Look at it as a code for "Have a nice day" like when a cop gives you a ticket. We both have FBI files for different reasons JB. Yours may indeed been because of a corrupt court and poor council. It happened to my step son. My reason was intentional and political. That translates to doors being closed. True, other doors open, and we continue on in an alternate course. What equality is there for a two strike felon in a 3 strikes state? A minor infraction regardless of circumstance can put you away for life. You could be walking down the street minding your own business, get jumped, defend yourself, and end up prejudged and convicted, without even given the benefit of the doubt. Sound familiar???
Again from your perspective you caught me in a lie because you saw exception to my claim. That was not my intent. True, All of us have rights. There will always be that beyond our control, where rights get trampled, some more vulnerable than others.