Why does everyone think they have the right to opinion? And would they have had an opinion before being asked?

Question

Why does everyone think they have the right to opinion? And would they have had an opinion before being asked?

Answer 1

Everyone does have an opinion, just like you. Depends if you care or not or just plain f#$king newsy. It def depends on if someone's ask you if you or someone decide to share their opinion.  you ask so i gave you mine

Answer 2

Everyone does have a right to their opinion.

However, it's not OK to voice it without being asked, especially if you are rude about it.

I think with a majority of people, especially nowadays, they are afraid that their voice won't be heard because there are so many others so blurt things out and it often comes off as rude or unprepared and even unnecessary.

There are, yes, a select few - and I've dealt with them as well - who think their opinions are ALL that matter and that everyone should hear them out but you just have to learn to ignore them or to not discuss things openly around them.  

Answer 3

Intriguing question. Everyone has an inalienable right to think for themselves. Whether or not they hold opinions about something depends upon their surroundings.

If somebody poses a question, I might not have been thinking about an opinion before reading it, but after reading the question I may feel inclined to offer my thoughts. The door was opened, so I'd walk through it.

In another way, questions offer us opportunities to think about issues we do have opinions about but don't contemplate on a regular/daily basis.  

Answer 4

I suppose it might be because we don't live under a dictatorship.

Answer 5

because everyone does have the right to opinion and no not all of them sound right or are right and it all depends on the person if they thought of that opinion before it was asked