 :::::::::::You are working under a misconception. In real-life, you have no rights at all. If I see you walking down the street and pull a gun out and shoot you dead, your quoting the constitution is not going to stop the bullet. (Rest assured that I have no intent to make a practical demonstration ) Walk out into the forest and declaim your inherent human rights to a hungry grizzly bear, I've heard they're quite receptive to long debates. :::::::::::My point here is that the only rights you have are those granted to you by the human society within which you exist. If you choose to operate within the norms of your society, those rights are available and many people will defend them. If you choose to work outside the boundaries, hey, whatever - discuss it with the grizzlies. So the norms within which we operate are those of the society with which we choose to associate. In this case, it's Wikipedia. Your Rrights don't exist, your Lrights are down at the bottom of the screen, your Wrights are determined regularly, case-by-case and daily. You can only decide whether this is the particular society where you want to be. I'm not saying you should leave! I'm just saying that you have to argue from within this society if you want things to change.    :::::::::::::Sorry Coren for making your bar turn orange so often. I'll stop now. )