> It's no more a human right than diet coke or owning a vehicle is. It's a tool. Access to essential tools (judicial system, healthcare, shelter, nourishment,

> It's no more a human right than diet coke or owning a vehicle is. It's a tool. Access to essential tools (judicial system, healthcare, shelter, nourishment, etc.) is a human right, broadly speaking. The internet is quickly becoming an essential tool for carrying out nontrivial activities in our modern society. > the internet will grant you access to knowledge you wouldn't otherwise have Then I am forced to conclude that you also believe that education is not a human right on the same grounds.