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CMV: You should be mindful of others while exercising your own freedoms.

Nowadays I see a lot more protests and just people generally wanting to assert their rights despite it causing obvious stress for unrelated people. My view is that I think that people should be mindful of other while they are being themselves. Essentially that even if they have the right to be somewhere or to do something, they should exercise self control for consideration of others.

  

However this is a subjective topic, I can’t really give you absolute rules in my logic but essentially I believe people shouldn’t be selfish when asserting their rights.

I think the majority of the examples that I can think of are protest-related for example:

1. You shouldn’t protest in a public space like a library or hallway where it will affect the people unrelated/uninterested in your cause. They have their own daily agendas and even though you are not outright infringing on their rights, you shouldn’t unnecessarily make their lives more difficult. Much like blocking traffic too during protests. 

2. Another example I can think of is public spaces like the beach or spaces with children, I know it’s your right and your body. But even if the beach doesnt have rules on dress codes please don’t wear anything borderline nudity. Families often go there for a family time.  

3. But in events like gay pride events where it is expected that there are some risqué costumes, I don’t think it is selfish because the date was set specifically for that event. All participants that go there should expect a certain amount of nudity or risqueness. Much like the library example, if the library is holding a protest event, I don't think it's selfish to be loud and disruptive because that space has been reserved. Or like how you should expect traffic to be blocked during a pride event. 

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To summarize: I know it is your right to be who you are and sometimes you need to think about yourself, but there are others around you and should think about them too.
gpt
Sometimes oppressed peoples have to mildly inconvenience unoppressed people to gain awareness and *hopefully* gain allies. None of these things are ever usually more than a slight inconvenience for the people that are “not interested in their causes” as you put it. 

It forces people to take a second and realize that some people live their entire lives in an oppressed position. Any random interaction can be violent and confrontational and most people don’t even care about the cause as you said.