My Opinion isn't a Right

1. A right is something that some one has to go out of their way to respect for you

• for example: if I cross the street and pedestrians have the right of way, then cars have too respect my right and stop for me.

    2. Because I don't have to believe or acknowledge others opinions especially if they are bad, then they don't have a right to their opinion. (Neither do I)
   
    3. I have the right to form an opinion, and others have to respect that I can form my own opinions.

• This is different wording from "right to my own opinion" I am not imposing that other people have to believe my opinion.

   4. If you ever say that you have the right to your own opinion in an argument you have already lost because your use of a logical fallacy and ignorance to what it means to have a right to your opinion makes you look hard headed
 
   5. Religion isn't and opinion it is a belief, and once again you don't have the right to your belief, but you do have a right to form or follow a belief and nobody can stop you from doing that.

•    From the surface the title of the piece is very confusing because you have grown up thinking you had the right to your opinion. However because the wording of that phrase is incorrect when you hear that you don't have a right to your own opinion you are almost left offended.