The right to be heard by Erin Payne Daily Columnist Conflict. It's the basis for most behavior. The world is filled with it.
Conflict is inevitable, even in our everyday lives.
We hear about major conflict and strife in the news. Last Saturday, a Ku Klux Klan rally in Pittsburgh drew a crowd of about 2,000 protesters yelling for the Klan to go home. Some protesters even threw rocks at Klan members who were demonstrating on the steps of a government building. Although the Klan is entitled to its First Amendment right of free speech, as are all Americans, its message is a bit disturbing. Some believe that because the Klan's speech is so vile, it shouldn't be allowed to speak.