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people the inalienable right to turn a public hearing into a courtroom?
Cloaked in freedom, hecklers complained when someone talked more than three minutes—but only when that person was speaking from the “other” side of the issue.
One supervisor said he was humbled by the freedom we eryoy in this country. Indeed, we should be. But must we be appalled by it, too?
If Benjamin Franklin were alive today, he’d probably be on TV doing an ad for freedom. He’d be spelling it r-e-s-t-r-a-i-n-t. Anything in excess, Franklin would have argued, leads to abuse.
Freedom without boundaries leads to abuse. History is scarred with examples: the freedom to use force; the privilege to plunder.
In a very real sense, the more freedom one gets, the more he or she loses. We ought not abuse the privilege.
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