You seem to see individuals but don't want to see the society. All of us are social beings and live in the context of a group of other humans. You seem to see

You seem to see individuals but don't want to see the society. All of us are social beings and live in the context of a group of other humans. You seem to see everything as rights absent obligations. We have things that we need to allow or even duties to perform as members of the society. It is laughable that in the last 50 years of neoliberalism the definition of human rights has been "highjacked." Quite the opposite, human rights have been eroded. This has happened because neoliberalism ignores social obligation in favor of profits, as if "the market" can somehow determine justice.