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My understanding of a "right" is not something that must be provided--rather, it's something that cannot be proscribed. A right is passive; all that's needed to
by tikhonj 15y ago
My understanding of a "right" is not something that must be provided--rather, it's something that cannot be proscribed. A right is passive; all that's needed to provide one is inaction. You don't have to pay anything to not stop me from speaking.
Something that has to be provided is probably better called an "entitlement".
- nextparadigms 15y agoIsn't persecution a form of disregarding your rights? Isn't removing Internet access a form of persecution?