Posted on Nov 13, 2022
What Are Rights? This Is What the American Founders Believed | Dan Sanchez
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In 1776, the Declaration of Independence proclaimed that everyone is endowed with “unalienable Rights.” Years later, the Bill of Rights elaborated on those rights. But the word “rights” has long since been hijacked by enemies of the original idea of rights. To steal the prestige earned by that idea, they have hitched the word to their favorite government-granted entitlements. They champion “rights” to welfare, health care, education, internet access, etc.
But, this is far removed from what the American founders meant by rights. They meant what their philosophical hero John Locke meant. So, let’s explore what Locke meant by rights.
But, this is far removed from what the American founders meant by rights. They meant what their philosophical hero John Locke meant. So, let’s explore what Locke meant by rights.
What Are Rights? This Is What the American Founders Believed | Dan Sanchez
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I actually think the problem is they think their rights override everyone else's instead of stop when they trample anyone else's.
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FTA:
Government can only enforce someone’s phony “right” to welfare, health care, education, or internet access by depriving someone else of their genuine rights: either by seizing their earnings or commandeering their labor.
Why, for years, I have been SCREAMING that health care, housing, and UBI are not rights.
Government can only enforce someone’s phony “right” to welfare, health care, education, or internet access by depriving someone else of their genuine rights: either by seizing their earnings or commandeering their labor.
Why, for years, I have been SCREAMING that health care, housing, and UBI are not rights.
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