Who is responsible for making good on rights?

Because if the Government has to supply someone healthcare, they should also supply them with means of self-defense.

Both exist for the preservation of one's self.

right, just like the right to self-defense can be considered a "human right" too .... ppl dont really tend to think of "the right to" healthcare, education, housing, etc that way though, as they think they are entitled to have those services provided to them, but just remember that bottom line... *nobody has an inherent right to somebody else's labor*

Mmhmm!

I never gave much though on human rights topic, at most thought something like the housing is stupid to demand but that's about it. This makes quite sense to me.

if health care is a human right then it actually says national heath services cannot be mandatory

the government cant force you to take their healthcare

you have a right to decide your healthcare

This is what I absolutely agree with, too.

It strikes me as covert linguistic warfare.

holy shit

if healthcare is a human right

unfortunately, that is also the route we are going in California for example with mandatory [forced] vaccinations, etc bcuz that is really just a healthcare procedure. "you have a right to decide your healthcare" .... agreed. and the more choices, the better!

then people havea right to choose what they see as the right healthcare

and thus

anti vaxxers are protected

Oh, shit.

I swear tim raising a kid on nothing but essential oils and tofu is healthy

lol

ZQ, drink patchouli.

Well, we have vaccines mandatory here for the public safety. As people who don't vaccinate are potentional health risk to others.

what if my healthcare is that others pay for my entertainment, else i get depressed?

We've had some of that in Canadad too

At least the basic ones that is

kids were suspended by the thousands recently for not being vaccinated

caused a real stink

i see it this way: healthcare is not a human right, but it IS a human right to receive necessary medical treatment

That

kay

naw, i totally disagree with that. mandatory vaccines are a wreckless policy. im not going to get into a debate about this, but there is NO "consensus" about the safety of vaccines are they currently exist.

https://healthfreedomidaho.org/vaccine-court-has-paid-37-billion-in-damages-to-families

no, but they have saved more than they cost

Vaccinations have nearly eradicated certain diseases.

ppl get sick just from taking the vaccines themselves, and they even SPREAD the newly inoculated strain to others

You don't hear of anyone coming down with Polio anymore.

any medication has it's risk, vaccines as well

Should people be allowed to make bad choices for themselves?

if those choices don't affect others

I have never had a serious bout of the flu. I have also never taken a flu shot.

i say yes