Paragraph on your right to your opinion.

 Many are wondering, are you entailed to your opinion? The answer to this is yes and no. If you were in an argument with another person about who is right or wrong then there is a change you or them might have the correct answer. being wrong to an answer can cause the person to get angry or still think their answer is correct. It is your obligation to tell them their answer is wrong so they can't make a fool of themselves. An example I found for this is two men walking across a street in the UK. The first man is new to this place, where he comes from drivers only drive on the right side of the street. In order to cross a street, you need to look to your right. But where he's from drivers only dive to the left side. So two men are at the street the second looks to the left and see a car coming while the first looks at the right and see no cars coming. Thinking all drivers drive at the right side he crosses the street. man number two sees man number one crossing the street not knowing there's a car coming towards him. the second man now has an obligation to save the other man from getting hit by the car because his opinion about everyone driving on the left side is wrong.