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I didn’t rush to comment. I watched the statements. I watched the video. And I kept coming back to the same question.When does a right stop being a right and start becoming a permission?This piece is about more than one incident. It’s about whether constitutional rights still mean what we say they mean when power feels threatened, when protests get uncomfortable, and when the people using those rights aren’t convenient.This is a test. And it’s one we don’t get to fail quietly.
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