Comment Re:Privacy is based in natural rights (Score 2, Informative) 181
Generally when one talks about Constitutional rights one is talking about the rights explicitly protected by the Constitution. It is a semantic argument, not a philosophical one, to say there is no Constitutional right to privacy.
Perhaps instead of saying, "you have no constitutional right to privacy," one should say, "you have no right to privacy explicitly protected by the Constitution."
Perhaps instead of saying, "you have no constitutional right to privacy," one should say, "you have no right to privacy explicitly protected by the Constitution."
