ITITY
Political Science Analyst
Paris,
Texas
Protests
have broken out across the country in response to the decision made by many
state governments to restrict its respective citizens’ freedoms.
Seeking
nothing less than the reversal of this decision, protesters across the Lone
Star State demanded this week that they once again be allowed to realize the agency
afforded to them by the constitution within the public sphere.
For
their part, states have continued to assert that such efforts at mitigation are
ultimately in the interest of the polis at large, which occasionally comes at
the cost of individual privilege.
When
asked whether the citizen was endowed with rights from the state or, instead,
whether freedom inhered to the citizen upon birth, protester, Jay Russo, said, “Look
around, dude. Man was born free, right? But, then, everywhere he’s in chains.
What’s the point of government if I can’t even walk to the mailbox to get my
unemployment check?”
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