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Uhh…what rights are you talking about that we actually have? We should have them, perhaps. But I don’t think we have what you’re talking about under our current
by reaperman 2y ago
Uhh…what rights are you talking about that we actually have? We should have them, perhaps. But I don’t think we have what you’re talking about under our current laws and constitution. You’re talking like we need to prevent the loss of these rights, but I can’t find any evidence we have much left to lose.
A better framing might be “we need to enact these rights and then continue to protect them against erosion over time”.
- LocalH 2y agoHuman rights, as a concept, transcend any silly paper documents that purport to "tell" us what "rights" we have. Of course, it really comes down to "who will protect that right", which is how we end up with so many situations where human rights are completely trashed.