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[...] So how should we define the term “rights”? The blog, Classic Liberal, provides an excellent discussion, observing: Rights are an inherent part of a human being. Rights are yours at birth, given to you by nature or God, and permit you to act in your own self-interest with total control over your own life and property, so long as you do not infringe upon the same rights of others. Rights are not granted by the State. A legitimate government can only guarantee that the rights of all are equally protected. (from here) [...]
[...] So how should we define the term “rights”? The blog, Classic Liberal, provides an excellent discussion, observing: Rights are an inherent part of a human being. Rights are yours at birth, given to you by nature or God, and permit you to act in your own self-interest with total control over your own life and property, so long as you do not infringe upon the same rights of others. Rights are not granted by the State. A legitimate government can only guarantee that the rights of all are equally protected. (from here) [...]
i cant find the definition anywhere, where do i find what i asked for?
Here's my simple definition:
Individual rights is a legal term referring to what one is allowed to do and what can be done to an individual.
As a business owner, I can't think of anything scarier that legalized drugs. I've already fired two this year for under performance. The cause was obvious.
Well said, CL. I might repost some of this with a link. This is good stuff.
i dont understand...
i need help with my work its called indervial rights need lots of examples plss