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Then again, the prevailing opinion of the 19th century was that "inalienable rights" are so last century and the only true rights that exist are those that can
by rm_-rf_slash 10y ago
Then again, the prevailing opinion of the 19th century was that "inalienable rights" are so last century and the only true rights that exist are those that can be won from a free market.
- deciplex 10y agoThat's pretty much the prevailing opinion now, and probably moreso than even during the Gilded Age.
- marcoperaza 10y agoI don't see a conflict there, between inalienable rights and free market. It seems to me like the right to sell your labor and property is an inalienable right. What exactly do you mean?