Life is a natural right. Ensuring that I do not die in a train crash (or because I cannot afford health insurance, or because the factory I work at takes no saf

Life is a natural right. Ensuring that I do not die in a train crash (or because I cannot afford health insurance, or because the factory I work at takes no safety precautions, or because the market choses crash-prone passenger planes, or because some idiot who doesn't believe in spectrum ownership jams my 911 call) all fall within the umbrella of protecting life. Yet these are decried as examples of an overly invasive welfare state.