It is like the word Admiral has the word Admire in it. As if an Admiral is someone to be admired.
And hence one would believe that if an Admiral is not someone to be admired they should not be allowed to be an Admiral or if they are an Admiral well...you know the employment conclusion there.
So indeed we have rights and fairness. But we likely do not all agree on what (behavior, life choices, etc) are to be admired. And what does it mean when we are prevented from expressing whether we do or do not have admiration of someone? It is allowing someone who should not be admired to be in high positions; like an Admiral for instance.
And what happens when a group or faction of people believe that they should be admired by the rest of us? For no known achievement reason. So in effect it is a statement by them that the rest of us should not be admired.
I mean, "Isn't that special."
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