Your right stops right where it conflicts with another person's rights. Organized policies of discrimination such as vegetarian only buildings are an example.
-- srs/nokia e71 -original message- Subject: Re: [silk] Need some help From: "Pranesh Prakash" <the.solips...@gmail.com> Date: 20-04-2009 10:20 On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 09:30, . <svaks...@gmail.com> wrote: > As someone had earlier mentioned in this thread, its an owners right > to decide who he/she rents to. If the 'no meat' policy should not be > enforced its equally unfair and discriminatory to say "eat meat" to be > considered one of us. Forget about owners' rights. That's secondary. I think it first needs to be established that an individual has the right to be repulsed by dead animals. I'm not sure people are in agreement on that. (On that note, that that "right to be repulsed" being used as a proxy is repulsive goes without saying. Or goes with being said in the last sentence.)
