By "armed revolution" you're implying that someone has rights only if they are able to defend them. While that seems pragmatic, it actually destroys the definit

By "armed revolution" you're implying that someone has rights only if they are able to defend them. While that seems pragmatic, it actually destroys the definition of "rights". Saying "X has a right to live" means "you shouldn't kill X." That's a completely different statement from "you will not be able to kill X." Morality is concerned with what you are obligated to do or not do, apart from your preferences or abilities.