> You have a right to property but not a right to education. I don't believe in "natural rights", nor do I believe concept has any real value. That said, you'

> You have a right to property but not a right to education. I don't believe in "natural rights", nor do I believe concept has any real value. That said, you're misconstruing their argument. Someone who believes in natural rights would say: > You have a right to own property, but you aren't entitled to be given property. Similarly, you have the right to get an education, but you aren't entitled to be given an education.