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**Discus** · 12-10-2005, 07:15 PM

I know that everyone has the right to speak but does that actually give us the right to trample the rights of others? That's where common courtesy comes in and if someone is speaking, we've been taught by our mothers that's it's impolite to interrupt. Hecklers have forgotten common courtesy!!!

Ah yes while I do not disagree with you, possibly because I was taught to place the same value on courtesy by my parents you were by yours, the constitution doesn't mention that anywhere.

12-10-2005, 07:15 PM	#36
Discus Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 471 Senior Member	I know that everyone has the right to speak but does that actually give us the right to trample the rights of others? That's where common courtesy comes in and if someone is speaking, we've been taught by our mothers that's it's impolite to interrupt. Hecklers have forgotten common courtesy!!! Ah yes while I do not disagree with you, possibly because I was taught to place the same value on courtesy by my parents you were by yours, the constitution doesn't mention that anywhere.
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