It's really hard to put into words the insanity of that statement. When someone types that unironically, it shows the total lack of a communicative conduit between you and them. If you think you can abuse a human right, we can't even begin to discuss because we live on two different worlds. You could try something like "Can you abuse your right to abortion?" since they think that is a right, but even that wouldn't do it. They are trapped in a world view where rights are privileges granted by the government if you behave yourself. This is someone who couldn't even begin to understand the idea of "What if the government decided that your article is an abuse of free speech?" because they are 1984 citizens who sincerely don't notice that the goalposts for acceptable speech have shifted far and rapidly. We have always been at war with Eurasia.  This is so blackpilling. This is the average person who not only feels comfortable, but superior and indignant in the knowledge that the government determines what you can and can't say. There is no desire for liberty here. They don't feel trapped or controlled. This person wants totalitarian control because they are so arrogantly sure they are "on the right side of history" they can't even comprehend being wrong or a regime turning bad for their interests.