> People have a right to convenience and a better quality of life. That's a pretty bold statement. Where is this right stated, and who guarantees it? Who do I

> People have a right to convenience and a better quality of life. That's a pretty bold statement. Where is this right stated, and who guarantees it? Who do I go to if I feel my convenience and QoL isn't high enough? Is this an absolute right that is realized at all costs? Even if my convenience affects the health and safety of others?