I like this perspective. Essentially you're removing the state from it's position as "arbiter of human rights." Just because I have a right to something doesn't

I like this perspective. Essentially you're removing the state from it's position as "arbiter of human rights." Just because I have a right to something doesn't mean the government should provide it. Many Americans believe that all human rights should be equally available to everyone. (Entitlement, I suppose). Education reform leads to "common core" in an attempt to give everyone the same education. Which is why many people would take issue with what you're saying. Health care isn't equally available to everyone. (though I'm not sure giving everyone the same education, or health care is a good idea at all) Thanks for your thoughts.