When you know you don't have to enforce them you make make your declaration say anything you want. Real, worthwhile documents like the United States Constituti

When you know you don't have to enforce them you make make your declaration say anything you want. Real, worthwhile documents like the United States Constitution mean something because you can take it into a courtroom and enforce it. These things aren't real declarations because they don't provide any real rights that you can enforce, just fancy PR documents. Things like >Everyone has the right to rest and leisure, including reasonable limitation of working hours and periodic holidays with pay. Sound great until you realize that most of the planet lives in poverty - how realistic is it to fight for paid holidays on a planet where most people don't even get paid enough to live? Plus the U.N. has done exactly nothing to ensure people get paid holidays. . . as a matter of fact, they've done nothing to enforce or even advocate for many of the rights in their declaration. These people don't understand that rights were meant to be limitation on government power to secure freedom, not expansions of government power to chase pipe dreams