Pressure

So you say.

no. you may only state your viewpoint but you have no right to force your viewpoint on them.

Now, doesn't that limit her right of free speech?

I would like to know your opinion on other forcing their viewpoints on those around them. I apologize if I came across as a vacuum salesman knocking on your front door.

How is it limiting anything?

My intent of my comments ... for the sake of clarity ... will be restates this way: "No. A person can only state their viewpoint but they have no right to force their viewpoint on anyone else. "

Yes. People do have the right to enforce their viewpoints to some degree onto others if their viewpoints have been codified into law. Then it is up to law enforcement and other regulatory agencies to enforce compliance to these legal viewpoints from the related population.

I probably should have added the appropriate emoticon, but didn't think it would be needed.

doooh!