Agree or disagree?

Question

I have the right to document the truth as i know it to be, according to my ability to understand the assult against my person and territory of mind, body and soul and any attempt to hinder this action is thus a judgement and conviction against all known truth?

Answer 1

I agree.
Unless you are a hostage taker.

Answer 2

Agree

Answer 3

You have the right to write stuff down?And those who stop you from writing so much stuff down are called editors. So editors are untruthful. And they shall be judged in the new show called "The Truth Court." The truth is known to those with a clear mind, a righteous heart, and a love for seeking the truth.

Answer 4

disagree.

You indeed have a right to pursue and document truth. However, as you note, this is conditioned by your ability to understand it, and you may be wrong. Similarly, even if you are right, your antagonists may have a flawed understanding and sincerely believe THEY are supporting the truth (or, if it's a matter of opinion and viewoint, you may even both be right).

So attempting to hinder you is not necessarily wrong, but it should go along with sincere attempts at enlightening you.

Answer 5

A statement may be satisfying to the writer but in practice how convincing it is to others will depend on other factors, such as evidence, and perceptions of the writer's reliability and honesty, which in turn may be based on experience. We must support truth when it doesn't suit us as much as when it does if we wish to be believed when it matters.

Answer 6

That all depends on what you mean by "document the truth". You can write down anything you believe, but you can't force anyone to care what you wrote or to publish it.

Answer 7

Sounds like you are right. Agree.

Answer 8

inherently i would say no

you have no rights

but neither does anything else in univerce unless we say so

it is a made up conversation

so i disagree

Answer 9

agree

Answer 10

i agree