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The only exception would be a positive right to something previously unowned. For example, you could have a right to own any island you discover, without violat
by byrneseyeview 17y ago
The only exception would be a positive right to something previously unowned. For example, you could have a right to own any island you discover, without violating someone else's preexisting claim.
But if you have a right to be fed, it violates someone else's right to the food they own; if you have a right to medical care, nurses and doctors don't own their own time, etc.
- nopassrecover 17y agoThis point seems misguided. Your right to medical care doesn't force nurses and doctors to become nurses and doctors - on the contrary it enables their right to a job if that is their chosen career path.