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Originally Posted by DuH2
In fact there is no 'Right to Privacy' there is the rulings by various courts that various parts of the Constitution imply a right to Privacy agianst certain government actions.
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You just said it, the Constitution implies a Right to Privacy. While it is not stated explicitly, its certainly in there.
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A legal case only sets a preciedent it does not make the precedent set at the time a Right.
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This courts in this case acknowledged the Right to Privacy implicit within the Constitution.
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It is also notably subject to change.
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As is the Constitution itself. What's your point?
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948 is U.N. You may see yourself as a citizen of the world but most of us are citizens of our respective nations.
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We are citizens of both. I'm sure thats tough to grasp, what with your fervent worship of America and all, but International Law applies to us as well.
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Its an ideal signed by numerous nation states which will act as they see fit anyway. Its not even "universally agreed on....its an advisory declaration...
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It was signed by the US, and once it was ratified became International Law, non-binding, but important all the same.