Working on the assumption that we are talking about adults who are not breaking any laws,?

Question

what right does anyone have to object to the lifestyle of another?

Answer 1

They can object to it, but that is because we live in a free country and everyone can have their own opinions.

Answer 2

People have every right to object. It is just how they object. There is nothing wrong with disagreeing with someone Else's lifestyle as long as you don't impose or force your objections on these people. Freedom of speech is a great thing. With out it these alternate lifestyles would not be as accepted as they are today.

Answer 3

Every right. They can object, but they don't have the right to interfere perhaps.

There are pretty obnoxious things that people can do that aren't against the law, but that doesn't mean people can't object to them.

But in general, I would imagine that if a lifestyle isn't harming anyone else, then on that level, no, people don't have the right.

Answer 4

So long as that lifestyle isn't hurting anyone else than it's fine. Assuming they're trying to sell others on that lifestyle choice than there's a problem...just like Religion selling it's belief systems to everyone...I know many "alternative lifestyle" folks and they're actually a good deal more honest, nice, and just plain down to earth than those that would conedmn the way they live. PEACE!

Answer 5

Rights? None. Crude remarks, snide comments, dirty looks are a dime a dozen though.

Don't forget that we mock what we don't understand. There are millions who are affected by direct actions everyday, but something like lifestyle, opinions, point of views, are like sticks and stones. Don't worry what someone thinks of your lifestyle. You need to be you. As for your choices, be advised that if they don't fit into the narrow, close minded eyes of the politically correct public, then you will be criticized. Suck it up or change your style

Answer 6

well, i think people have the right to have an opinion on someone's lifestyle, but they don't have the right to thwart it really. i mean, i don't personally think living in a squat and giving handjobs for meth is a lifestyle conducive to, well, anything, but i'm not going to tell somebody that lives that way that they aren't allowed or that they're wrong. they have the free will (there's that funny term) to do whatever as do i. i know people would frown on my lifestyle, which is fine, but the second they get involved, that's whole other issue.

Answer 7

working on the assumption that we are talking about adults who are not breaking any laws, what right does anyone have to object to an opinion?

(sh*t smells. this is so you know to keep away from it. people give their opinions.)

Answer 8

Are you talking about legal laws or spiritual laws? We are our brother's keeper. It is part of caring for others that we may intervene sometimes and even our duty as a human. On the other hand, we all stand alone before the judgment seat of God and are accountable individually for our own sins. We all hold some responsibility to live rightly before others, especially the vulnerable.

Answer 9

They don't, it's that simple.

You can dislike what a person does, you can dislike the lifestyle they lead but provided they're not breaking the law, hurting anybody or making a nuisence of themselves in the process then let them do what they want to do.

Answer 10

While the people you are talking about have the legal right to their lifestyles, other people also have the right to have opinions. Some people in this latter group have the opinion that some lifestyles are objectionable. Obla di, obla da, life goes on....

Answer 11

You have the right to object to anything you want. Are you asking about taking action on those objections? Then you never have that right.