he left before we got to meme on his ass

shame

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Cetronius was a man, cough cough ** robot ** cough cough, ahead of his time.

But seriously, positive and negative rights

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if you cant get it on your own, it's not a right, change my mind

The only rights you have, are those you take for yourself

I remember he’d rant to me about the mods at like 2am

There are only 3 rights, @Deleted User

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_and_positive_rights

This is what I got

Rights are something you protect with a gun

if it requires someone else to do it for you, it's not a right

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Rights, Privileges, and necessities are not the same things

“While education may not be a "fundamental right" under the Constitution, the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment requires that when a state establishes a public school system (as in Texas), no child living in that state may be denied equal access to schooling.”

(and not privilege in the social justice sense)

It's a privilege

Just like citizens are not denied equal access to any other public service.

But that isn't to say you can't be expelled from a public school.

kids should work in the mines if they want education

>when a state establishes a public school system
So don't establish one

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Private schools are costly, less kids would be in school

You just can't think of any new ways of doing the same thing, @Deleted User

Not if everyone paid into them.

And there was free market competition.

Education used to be done by charities as well

and it used to be cheaper

Public education in the United States wasn't supposed to become the bemouth that it is.

@Deleted User How is it, that most of our founding father had middle school educations?

isn't there a case that government assistance made college more expensive?

there is

Where?

and it is very economically sound

The basics of the argument are

as follows

@Fitzydog a number of different factors

And why are kids less educated today, than similar ages decades ago?