Message from @HunterxTitan
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It is an absurd system to just have rules that no one can ever change
A right is just a majority agreed priviledge that should always be upheld
Just because people take your rights away doesn’t make them not a right
Yes it does
If there was no government, free speech would exist, so that’s a natural right
Rights are a completely fictions invention by us
We made them and we can take them away
If there was no government, free healthcare wouldn’t exist so that’s not a right
See what I mean
right to bear arms is the same actually
We currently extend a right to free speech for instance but if enough people voted for a party that opposed free speech then free speech would no longer be a right because the people voted to get rid of it
We already don’t have free speech
> rights n. 1) plural of right, which is the collection of entitlements which a person may have and which are protected by the government and the courts, or under an agreement.
Something which can be broken and taken away.
Thus it is a privilege.
You have the privilege to bear arms.
No actually read it
The privilege to free speech.
Rights are protected by the government , not given
actually read it ffs
> person may have and which are protected by the government and the courts, or under an agreement
Then when the government stops 'protecting' it?
Then it’s an authoritarian government
A right is a freedom we agree people should have, If people no longer agree that people should have that freedom then it ceases to be a right
Then it’s revolution time
Then it's not a right.
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Then it's a privilege.
Good lord.
How is it in anyway authoritarian to grant the people more power over their laws?
Because muh burka of course
Surely it is much more authoritarian to tell the people that the Government has set some laws that can never be changed ever.
Rights make sure people are allowed to do basic things or not have them done to them
In some circumstances mob rule is authoritarian, by your logic the nazi party wasn’t authoritarian because that was voted in.
lol you used the definition of rights, to argue why rights don’t exist
Until the government says they're no longer a thing @Burly Bong
Then your "rights" dissapear
And you realise they were simply privileges.
but they would still be a thing, it's just that the government was authoritarian
There is nothing in the USA stopping the removal of the constitution.
Just because authoritarian governments exist doesn’t mean rights don’t
uh, a gun behind every blade of grass is
Sounds like mob rule