>>>I am not free to carry a knife to school. My rights are already infringed. It's wrong to then permit any group to have the privilege for any reason.
>
>>Obviously it's not wrong, else the Supreme Court would have said otherwise.
>
>This is a interesting statment Jim.
>
>>These are very learned people who have to review the case and interpret the law, and I trust them on these issues far more than I trust myself.
>
>But they're human and they can succumb to bias, prejudice and fear like anyone.
>
>>The Supreme Court has had a few verdicts with which I disagreed but they know the law far better than I ever will.
>
>Another interesting statment Jim... :)

Well I'd be silly to disagree with several doctors who gave me the same diagnosis after running a myriad of tests.
Same goes for Justices on the Supreme Court.
Not so for my Prime Ministers or members of parliament or mayors or cops or...

Somewhere along the line you've gotta accept that there are experts who know better than you do.