I mean, plenty of them do, actually... I agree with you, and I think what takes it apart is starting to think about the fact that humans are social, it is not

I mean, plenty of them do, actually... I agree with you, and I think what takes it apart is starting to think about the fact that humans are social, it is not really possible to be fully human apart from a community. The idea of an independent individual unreliant on anyone else as a starting point, which I think is the basis of this "negative vs postive rights" framework, is a myth, is not how humans work. The questions are what kinds of communities we want, how we want to relate to each other -- not whether to.