"The Right to Your Opinion" by Jaime Whyte

I believe that "The Right to Your Opinion," by Jaime Whyte is telling is that we don't have the right to our own opinion. An example could be that you want to drive a car at 100mph in a street that you can only go 30mph, chances are that there will be a car that you will crash into. Your friend is with you and you tell him/her that you are going to do it because you have the right to your opinion as in how fast you want to go, but of course if you have a caring friend he/she won't let you do it so you basically don't have the right to your own opinion. Jaime Whyte wants us to realize that we will never have the right to our own opinions, I'm still not sure if I agree.