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So how do I determine if a right exists or doesn't? What is the litmus test? You can't say, "You just know." That won't fly in court.

Yes you can. The simple rule is: your rights stop at the other persons nose. In other words the minute the expression of your rights damages or interferes with the rights of another, your rights stop.

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Yes you can. The simple rule is: your rights stop at the other persons nose. In other words the minute the expression of your rights damages or interferes with the rights of another, your rights stop.

I agree with this rule. This is the litmus test I would apply. It does not necessarily have any basis in morality.

By the way, what you said does not contradict anything I said. You have further backing than saying "you just know."