I'm fed up with modern society. It's like a broken record, endlessly repeating "rights, rights, rights!" Of course everyone has rights—that's obvious, everyone knows that. But along with rights come responsibilities, and I think it's utterly irresponsible to brandish rights without considering anything else. In my view, rights are inherently something that should be limited to some extent by the impact they have on others, as well as by the duties we must fulfill. Yet when you say something like this, you risk being labeled a bigot, a racist, or something along those lines. These days, the word "discrimination" has become so convenient—just call something discriminatory and you can push through any argument. I'm sure I'm not the only one who's sick of this sort of thing. Society is supposed to extend a helping hand to the vulnerable, but when a handful of extreme activists abuse the "discrimination card," even those who genuinely need protection end up being resented. Isn't that a loss for society as a whole? I really don't like this trend...
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