The Inalienable Right to Use a Space between Sentences when you Feel like it

A fundamental human right, enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Sentencing, Article 1, Section 2, Clause 4.

Also known as the right to be grammatically correct, or the right to use whitespace responsibly.

This subpage is part of the larger collection of Inalienable Rights, including:

• The Right to Make Eye Contact with Strangers without Permission
• The Right to Use Emoticons in Formal Writing
• The Right to Be Late to Meetings without Excuse