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The presentation I think is underlying a more general problem. The question is, what is a right? I think you have a point that most of the discussion on right
by einhverfr 13y ago
The presentation I think is underlying a more general problem.
The question is, what is a right? I think you have a point that most of the discussion on rights is based on people sitting on their butts thinking "wouldn't it be nice if..." or "I want..." or "I think it would be fair if...." I would then say that most of the discussion on both sides of most of these issues (telephone metadata scooped up in large-scale operations, no-fly lists as violating due process, same-sex marriage, and much more).
I agree that's unhealthy. I was trying to provide an alternative viewpoint that would allow for discussions.
- rhizome 13y agoThe question is, what is a right? It's a question, but not The Topic of this thread.