There is a fundamental difference between asserting a natural right based on individual human action, homesteading, voluntary exchange, free association and autonomy on one hand; and claiming a right to feel a certain way in order to justify violating others, or claiming a right to the dregs from political plunder. The media and government schools have colluded (unintentionally, probably, for the most part) with the political class (very deliberately otheir part) cloud the minds of generations of Americans, encouraging them to be irrational subjects instead of deliberate, rational, independent people.
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I agree that there are inalienable rights, and then there's power to do what you want, which people with armed gangs of thugs at their disposal have instead of rights. I also agree that the abysmal educational system is a crime against humanity. I'll let the jurists sort whether it's aggravated or not by malice, as long as they do undertake to sort it.
Sometimes I think those people doing these things don't understand that due process is preferable to guillotines.