Rights

Rights are legal, social, or ethical principles of individuals' freedom from oppression.

Rights are legal, social, or ethical principles of individuals' freedom from oppression. In America, rights are inalienable and God-created. The purpose of government is to protect them (as much as possible), and if it does not, then the people have the "right" (or responsibility) to revolt against that Government for failing to do its job, and create one that will.

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~ Aristotle Sabouni
Created: 2022-07-10

American or Un-American rights - In America, a right the persons and recognized by Government. In other places they think it is the same as "privilege". This is a pretty fine distinction for the uninformed (Un-American), but not for those that know what a right is (American). Many think they're free, when really they are slaves that are being granted liberties, as long as the masters decide to allow it.
Individual or Group rights - When you bring up something like guns, smoking, drug laws, etc., some people keep bringing up the fallacy, "what about societies rights?" or "don't the rights of the many outweigh the rights of the individual/few?" The answer is no -- NEVER! Society and groups do not have rights only individuals do. That's fundamental to understanding American history, law, or people.

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