> "right of others work not to impede on one's own work" That is not a right. As I said there is only one right, or only one that matters: the right to your ow

> "right of others work not to impede on one's own work" That is not a right. As I said there is only one right, or only one that matters: the right to your own thoughts, to your mind's work, that is the work I was talking about. Everything else is not a right, at least not if we are gonna be true to the word. If it's dependent on others is not a right. If it's conditional to other people's whims is not a right. If it needs the entire legal establishment and an army to enforce it is not a right. Rights in the constitution are not "rights" per se but obligations from the government to its citizens, as in you have the right* to procure it from the government, whatever it might be. If you need to ask for permission is not a right.