but go on

Can we just Civil War instead, it honestly skips all this mumbo jumbo lol

Whatever you can do on this island is a right, whatever you can not do is a privilege.

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Now can you say whatever you want??

everything people call a right is in practice predicated on a service rendered by one to another, generally to protect that right

yeah you can say whatever you want on an island with nobody to challenge your ability to do so yeah

OK so freedom of speech is a right.

Unquestionably.

but why does that mean that

Because June, anything you can do by yourself on this island is a right, anything you can't do is not a right.

and why

Rights are relegated to the individual - Services require another's consent.

You can speak, believe anything you want.

But you don't have the right to shelter, education, healthcare etc.

This is ultimately the difference between rights and privileges.

you also have the right to swing your fist at any area on the island

I fixed Harry Potter

but when another person is there that can be challenged

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you swing it too close to them and they might do something about it

same thing with speech

Death's correct here. That's probably the best example of a personal freedom or right that's restricted by a government.

if you say something they don't like

they might do something about it

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Do you understand the concept I'm giving to you??

i understand it but i'm disagreeing with it

So you agree that Healthcare and College are not rights, but services?

Well that's the fundamentals between rights and services.

they're rights if the group with the most guns say they are

Except no.

just like any other right

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I mean, June's not wrong.

Healthcare and College are services

every right is in practice backed by a service

Lol

Water is also wet

Rights are meant to imply an absolute nature to them.