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There's a difference between a right, which is an expression of an ideal — what a person may not be deprived of by virtue of being human — and how protection fo
by JasonFruit 5y ago
There's a difference between a right, which is an expression of an ideal — what a person may not be deprived of by virtue of being human — and how protection for that right is implemented in practice under different governments. That is, the varying extents to which governments respect a given right doesn't mean the right differs by country, only that those governments disagree on how to infringe on it.
- mgbmtl 5y agoWe might then agree that "the protection of rights is subjective and temporal". I think the basic argument still holds: such topics should be debated :)