Here's a message from the heart, are you listening?
Some things belong to you and no one else.
One more life is taken, and that's one more than God allows.
And there's another on the row shouting out.
Who has the right?

And there's a war out in the streets that no one is winning.
Tell me when did a human life become so cheap?
How can we take away what we did not create?
Beyond the power of the conscience.
Beyond the power of the state.
Tell me who, who has the right?
No one has the right.

Everyone's a victim and everyone's to blame.
We are all so different, yet the same.
Everyone's the master of their own destiny.
As long as one of us is chained, none of us is free.

How can we take away what we did not create?
Beyond the power of the conscience.
Beyond the power of the state.
Tell me who, who has the right?
Well no one has the right.

Are we making a mistake here?
Well, there's no room for that.

Who has the right?
No one has the right.

Which is more important? Life, Freedom, Honor.
Is it better to live as a slave, or die as a freeman?

Take this as you see fit, these words will mean something different for everyone! IMHO, I would prefer to die a free man!
And to answer your question in order:
Honor, Freedom, Life. At least for me anyway.

I'll switch freedom and honor.

Why?

What one sees to be honorable may well differ from the norm, or conflict with established dogma.

Realizing this means being free to consider ones options, outside the constraints of these things.

Either way works for me. But life without honor or freedom is not all that desirable to me.

I thought these words might stir up an interesting conversation.
Trivia....what is the source?

That's an easy Google, DT.

Sammy Hagar - Who Has The Right?



"A man has honor if he holds himself to an ideal of conduct though it is inconvenient, unprofitable or dangerous to do so." - Walter Lippmann

Add: "Rights that do not frow from duty well performed are not worth having" - Gandhi