Ruling About Improper Dress
A dress which stimulates the emotion of other
I suppose solution is there in my response.
I would like to give you a different perspective and it may be opposite to many in this forum. Individual rights & freedoms Individual rights and freedoms are the most sacred and important thing that people need to struggle to preserve. It is the governments responsibility to provide such rights and freedoms to every citizen. – BUT, there is no such things as individual rights and freedom when one’s freedom encroaches on other’s rights and freedoms. – Also, society and government can’t go overboard trying to protect human life forcefully from the person himself (except for intentional suicide) when the person’s actions do not impact other people. This is oppression! For example. 1. @Irfan76 Most respectfully, Protection of human life is the most important thing, only when… a. Protection is required from the actions of others. (war, robberies, murders, etc.) b. Protection from nature (disasters & diseases) c. Or when a person is trying to commit suicide Beyond this trying to preserve someone’s life is usurping person’s rights and freedom. It is oppression. 1. If someone doesn’t want to wear helmet and the person has bought extra medical insurance to cover his medical expenses, no one has the right to force the person to wear a helmet. What is next? We will force people to eat healthy? We’ll force people to exercise daily? Where would this end? 2. No one has the right to vaccinate a person forcefully if the person decides to live a solitary life away from other people and forfeit his right to medical treatment from COVID. BUT, if the person want to live with others, then he should be forcefully vaccinated with a reasonably safe and approved vaccine. The is because, the person has no right to spread disease to others and be a host to generate new mutation of viruses. He has no right to use medical insurance expecting others to share his cost of medical treatment. He has no right to a bed or medical equipment in the hospital; when the bed or equipment is needed by someone else.