[Roscoe]

[False. Public swimming pools aren't Bibles.]

Irrelevant.

Your claim was false. That's relevant.

[Alan Chapman]

You said, "the public has decided to establish such rights."

So, which is it, Roscoe? Either the public can establish rights or they can't. If the public can establish rights then it logically follows that the public can de-establish them. If the public can establish that no right exists to use drugs then it can establish that no right exists to practice religion.

From where did the public acquire the power to etablish rights?