The Right To Your Opinion
        (from Crimes Against Logic by Jaime Whyte)

Jaime Whyte author of this incerpt if i could say, has opened my mind,of the way he expresses his thoughts of our rights. I noticed he is very open minded of this subject. I also acknowledged the fact of knowing our rights and if our opinion matters to others. One key thing I noticed is that people don't want to know the truth. On the other hand,there are people that like to know the truth and know the errors they have made. Lastly, your opinion is always false or not true.

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