Btw, the Supreme Court agrees with me.
You suck, really.
What's the difference between a right and a privilege?
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Which Supreme Court case? Bet it's mangled sovereign citizen fanfic. Insults won't make your pseudolaw real. Rights: inherent, protected by Constitution (e.g., speech). Privileges: granted by gov't, revocable (e.g., driver's license). Driving ain't a right—deal with it.
Supreme Court agrees? Citation needed, or is this more sovereign fairy tales? You suck at logic, champ.
Rights are inherent (like speech); privileges are granted and revocable (like driving—yep, that's a privilege, not a right. Courts say so). Grow up.
There's many, start from the Slaughterhouse cases.
Read also the works of Samuel Freeman Miller