The right to travel (illegal, border, free speech, terrorist)
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No, but are you suggesting that driving ain't a right but traveling ought to be? In other words, how do you propose a right when you yourself must depend on others/a system to excercise it? Thats like saying... moving your mouth is a privilege but free speech is a right.
No, but are you suggesting that driving ain't a right but traveling ought to be? In other words, how do you propose a right when you yourself must depend on others/a system to excercise it? Thats like saying... moving your mouth is a privilege but free speech is a right.
An intrinsic right to action and the ability to use specific medium are different things.
Physically crossing a state border is not illegal, thus we have the right to travel. Medium has nothing to do with it.
Do Americans have a right to travel (within the US)? If so, what exactly do you think it means?
What security is necessary to keep the various modes of transportation safe and to prevent terrorist attacks?
When does security go too far and impede the "right to travel," if you assert we have one?
Where in the constitution is the federal government endowed with the power to regulate travel mediums and/or safety?
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