I don't know if that is the exact quote, but we've all heard people say "I have a right to my own opinion." I was just wondering who originally said it and in what book/speech/etc. it actually started in. Also what the original context of the quote was (i.e. the rest of the paragraph). I heard someone say that Benjamin Franklin originally said it, but I'm not sure. I also heard from the same person that the whole quote is actually "Everyone has a right to their own opinion, if they can logically defend it." But I cannot seem to find the original quote anywhere, maybe someone here knows.
2007-06-09
18:11:03
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klubman1980
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