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Was it Nietzsche who said such similar things in one of his books? We are born as indentured servants to the state. The state let's us live as long as we contin
by nyc111 8y ago
Was it Nietzsche who said such similar things in one of his books? We are born as indentured servants to the state. The state let's us live as long as we continue to pay our debt which is called euphemistically "tax." The implicit agreement between the baby and the state is that the state promises to protect and to create pleasant environment for the baby to live a healthy and happy life. It's no surprise that we keep our side of the agreement and pay our taxes but the state never completely keeps his promises. Under these circumstances it would be useless to talk about human rights.
- satuenpoo 8y agoThis. "Human Rights" means some humans have a right to treat others as property. Look at this from the article: >Universal health coverage is built on principles of equity and fairness, with health services allocated according to people’s needs and the health system financed according to people’s ability to pay. That is straight up communist manifesto "For each according to their need, and each ability to pay". What this means in practice is everyone will get equally awful healthcare and people will be sent to jail and fined for not "being generous enough" with your taxes