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It was more about contrasting freedoms and rights. If you believe in a right, you also believe that other people should not be allowed to violate that right. In
by jltsiren 3y ago
It was more about contrasting freedoms and rights. If you believe in a right, you also believe that other people should not be allowed to violate that right. In that sense, rights are always about limiting freedom.
There are no rights in the nature. There is only freedom. If you want to make something a right – going to the beach or launching a rocket, for example – you need to convince other people of that. And you need a mechanism for enforcing the right.