Dear, Governor Rich Scott
Why do you believe that our right are not absolute? It fairly simple, because if each person could do what they pleases, the people rights would interrupted and eventually lead to confusion. The authority must balance separable individual rights with the community virtuous otherwise, general well-being of the good of the people. Whereas, the constitution and the amendment defend the people rights. That allows the authority to pass laws and limits behaviors, as quote in the constitution preamble “establish, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense and promote the general welfare of the country.” The constitution safeguards and limits individuals rights are both considered to be suitable of the rights and safekeeping for everyone, which include in the legislature, the Bill of Right, court decision and the amendment.
An event that occurred in my community, was when the government forced people to evacuate from their homes after a storm has crash in that leaves many family in tears. The Constitutional amendment that relates to that situation is the Fourth amendment because, the fourth amendment protected the people from unnecessary search of their homes without a consent from the judge. Which, make the people feel more protected from the government officials rifling through their homes without a warrant. The argument that could be made for or against the government forcing the people to evacuate their home would be that some of the people may be reasonable with the government because, they might believe that the government is showing interest on keeping them safe and protected after the storm. Others, might have another perspective about it because, they might think that the government is intruding in their personal lives and if they want an evacuation they don’t need the government to do that for them but they could call