What's wrong with being bad ?

[dumbledore11214]

No: HPFGUIDX 101917

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "delwynmarch" 
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> Darrin wrote earlier:
> > And just because someone has "the right" to say or do something 
> > means people shouldn't oppose it. The KKK has the right to do 
what 
> > they do, but I despise them.
> 


> Del replies :
> Yes, you despise them, but unless they do something against the law,
> you can't demand that they be punished or that they stop their
> activities. You can campaign to change the law, you can try and make
> your neighbours see things your way, but you can't say they have no
> right to do what they do. Do you see the difference ?
> 
> Del, who's glad to see you're still alive and around :-)



Alla:

Actually, Dell, NO. Of course I will do things the legal way - as a 
member of legal profession, taking somebody to court will be an 
obvious solution, but people do not always have a right to do what 
they want. As soon as what they do touch the rights of the other 
person, it stops.

Alla, who apologises for OT interlude