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Every human has a fundamental inalienable right to visit every single part of the earth unhindered if they wish - not a right to make it their home - but to see

by throw2016 9y ago

Every human has a fundamental inalienable right to visit every single part of the earth unhindered if they wish - not a right to make it their home - but to see and appreciate the planet they live on without constraints. This is basic humanism. People are happy to point fingers at Russia, China and feel smug and superior and look the other way while totalitarian ideas like searching people's personal effects that attack the core of human dignity and dehumanize individuals are legitimized with little to no pushback.

k-mcgrady 9y ago
>> Every human has a fundamental inalienable right to visit every single part of the earth unhindered if they wish - not a right to make it their home - but visit without undue constraints. I like the idea but is this actually written somewhere (a treaty perhaps) or just an opinion? If an opinion I don't see why you would draw a line between visit and live.
- sk0g 9y ago
  Some religious places also restrict access to only allow people of specific faiths. Is that cool?
  - k-mcgrady 9y ago
    No.
shados 9y ago
So people can have a right to visit the inside of your home? Or did you not actually mean every single part?
golergka 9y ago
So you don't mind if I visit your bathroom or closet then?