Natural rights question ?

Question

In the u.s.a do you have your natural rights any where you go like school, work, ect.. If yes and a large amount of people were to rebel because certain natural rights were being violated like at school what could happen i mean if the whole school rebeled and police were not protecting natural rights what can happen? Could i be expelled for breaking a school rule that was breaking the constitution and not allowing me my natural rights?

Answer 1

Your natural right for what?

In school, you have very little rights.  You must obey the rules that are set down for everyone.

Answer 2

you better be talking to your mama

Answer 3

yes, you could. Unfortunately thats how the world works. The lawmakers break their own laws. The law has nothing to do with right or wrong, or fair. The constitution claims that nobody's wages should be taxed, but EVERYONE has to pay income tax. It's all B.S. and it's all bad for you.

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Answer 4

I think you are confusing natural rights with civil rights and freedom.

Civil rights were protected by the constitution many years ago, but now we just use money to govern it.  Usually the person who has the most money has the most civil rights.  It isn't supposed to be that way, but it is.  

Answer 5

Like natural rights as in peeing in public just because you have to go? No, sorry, you have to find a public restroom. Yes, you can get expelled for fighting at school. Most likely, you'll just be suspended. Expulsion happens if you do something really bad like bringing a gun or drugs to school. Laws and rules are made to keep the natural rights in order so they don't get out of hand and make going out of the house dangerous. You don't want a bunch of human animals running around, do you?

Answer 6

if youre under 18, the bill of rights doesn't apply to you yet. suffer, like everyone else did.

Answer 7

There was a time in  AMERICA when the  only education was private  education and PARENTS got involved in that they would (because they are paying $$$! for educating their kids...) check up on what is going on with this education process and would keep their kids in a given school based on the quality of education that the kids got.

Now we have PUBLIC schools and the Parents have been superseded and declared redundant and the system is going to h**l in a handbasket!

Answer 8

This is tricky. When I was in school I told the on guard police officer that I had rights and he was not allowed to search me without a warrant. He said the rules don't apply inside school boundaries. Although this is unconstitutional, they do it anyways.

Yes you can be expelled for standing up for your rights. They will claim your conduct is inappropriate and could be riot provoking, or something similar.

If you want to change the school system you need to get organized and stage walkouts nationwide. You need to have a clear intent and get the media involved.

Answer 9

Rebelling at school is against the rules so you probably wouldn't get the U.S federal laws involved unless something illegal happened which I couldn't imagine or think of an example of something you could to do there that would get the supreme courts involved.

Teachers and student and employee can strike anytime when they don't believe in something. Literally the entire school, I mean every student would have to strike in order for you not to get suspended or expelled. Either way the teachers, or your superiors or going to listen to what you say whether the close to act of them or not. Thats where your "natural rights" (its called civil/freedom rights by the way.) come in. Your freedom of speech. But that won't be the problem.

You'll get suspended from school or fired from work for being a disturbance. It has nothing to do with your rights because they'll listen to what you have to say even if they don't agree with it.

Its the same thing if you were to protest in the streets. You'll be able to say what you want to say. But you have a chance of being arrested for disturbing the peace.