Hey, my name is Eduardo, or just call me Eddie. In this blog, I'm just going to post my thoughts some won't make sense because they were Mindless Thoughts.
My first impression on "The Right To Your Opinion" is that I do see someone try to change someone else's opinion by saying their own opinion and making it seem that theirs is right rather than their own. I think this only happens when their own thoughts or their inner self is being threatened in some way. So when someone goes against their opinion they try to stand up for it and have a debate though the debate has no winner most of the time. So what the article is trying to say is that you can be "entitled" to an opinion, but only if you don't share the opinion because once your opinion goes against another person's opinion you'll have a debate of who's right or wrong, but neither could be wrong or right so it's a debate that ends up in a draw.
I found the book name and it called Black: The Birth of Evil by Ted Dekker the reason I chose this book is that I never got finish this series and it was brought to me by my 8th-grade teacher I was quite interested in it, but never did try to find the book for myself to read it. The reason I liked it is that a man named Thomas was living in two separate realities and both were connected into one. One is the present time and the other being far in the future. The present-day reality is going suffer from a pandemic from a virus that was man-made by one guy looking for total power and he does that by making a virus that he has a vaccine to and instead of giving for free he monopolizes it for power and money. Though this is only a fraction of what the book is about I got more interested in it right now because of the pandemic we are experiencing and the election for the highest seat in office.
Why do we have to argue about an opinion even we say we are entitled to have an opinion it ironic to think we do have a right to have an opinion when there's someone there to try to oppose your opinion. Though it hardly ends in a good way or it does not even have an ending because a person "I am entitled to my opinion." Which ends the whole argument to begin with and both people ended up nowhere because of that statement. Arguing an opinion gives up the right to even have an opinion because both have an opinion, but both can't settle with each others opinion. So, if we give up the right that we are entitled to our own opinions we can as a group search for the truth because if we all work together we can go much further than having to settle with one idea. Someone can have an opinion, but having one and then expressing them to someone else that has an opposite opinion "one of them must be suffering a rights violat...
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