that if you want to be a "citizen" with "rights" you better own up to some responsibilities. Serving the public (USPS, Military, Peace Corps, VA Doctor, neo-WPA, work at a Food Bank, whatever) at some point. Forget these "I have unalienable rights to (whatever...own a gun, make a baker bake me a cake, go to an Antifa rally without consequence, sue anyone I want)" without putting skin in the game. "I was born here, so you (the other gov't and taxpaying citizens) owe me food and shelter and medical care and ...". The only unalienable rights you have are to life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Constitutional rights (those laid down by the government) are for citizens.
From one of rappers I listen to, Spose, "Say free country, I can say what the fuck I want: Sh*t! B*tch! C*nt! Fuck the government! Buy my songs! Some places you say Shit like this and you get your hands cut off."
By being lucky enough to be born here (or to come over a border without repercussions), I don't feel that you have earned all the things that people have served, worked and died for. Don't like it? Feel free to relocate to Mexico, Japan, Russia, China, Egypt, Dubai, Rwanda, Philippines, Sudan, France and see how many rights you get there. What has my son contributed to America that's more than some Guatemalan illegal immigrant, other than the God-given luck to be born here? Or for that matter, what's he contributed to America that's more than what he's contributed to France or Russia or St. Lucia?
Unpopular, I know.
