14-09-2025, 04:34 PM
wrong.
anyone can tell me this. examples of people who tell me this are institutions of the state, lawyers, and political activists
rights are witnessed in physical interactions between the state and citizens
yes, you're witnessing rights now: you're exercising your right to freedom of expression, which is the ability to communicate without government interference
1. i can take your phone by force. does that mean that phones aren't real?
2. rights can be given, held, or lost, just like anything else that exists
3. Correct.
3.5. Does not follow
(14-09-2025, 03:17 PM)Idec Wrote: A "right" to do something is a man-made construct, you are allowed to do something without punishment? Okay what tells you that?
anyone can tell me this. examples of people who tell me this are institutions of the state, lawyers, and political activists
(14-09-2025, 03:17 PM)Idec Wrote: Where is the right physically?
rights are witnessed in physical interactions between the state and citizens
(14-09-2025, 03:17 PM)Idec Wrote: Can you show me a right Infront of me right now?
yes, you're witnessing rights now: you're exercising your right to freedom of expression, which is the ability to communicate without government interference
(14-09-2025, 03:17 PM)Idec Wrote: 1. If I can take your right with force that right is only has real as the paper it is written on.
2. Its only held as being true when men are guarding it, but if those men die and your enemies take hold of your society and don't hold to those rights and oppress you, then you have no rights.
3. You don't deserve anything,
3.5 stay humble.
1. i can take your phone by force. does that mean that phones aren't real?
2. rights can be given, held, or lost, just like anything else that exists
3. Correct.
3.5. Does not follow
