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And? Chyna's going to the dominant world power for the next century.

it's literally what the United Nations do

LMFAO what the heck is this high school-level political take? You think the United Nations is an authority on what constitutes a human right?

The United Nations is a useless-by-design international political quagmire designed to prevent countries from starting WW3 by ensuring that absolutely fricking nothing gets done. That's literally their entire purpose. They are not a moral or philosophical authority and you can stop sucking their peepee whenever you want.

human rights are bad. But human rights are just a sort of thing that means free education and NGO aid. There’s no “actual and real human rights” that the UN is betraying with their heresy any more than there’s an “actual Ten Commandments” that God is still hiding from us. Free birth control and malaria nets still are human rights, what else is a human right then

Augustus Caesar is an authority on what the Divine Cult of Augustus is, and what the Commands of the Sun God are. You may not follow them, but there’s no TRUE commands of Sol to follow that are the real ones. He’s right about what Augustus Says, the UN is right about Human Rights. But Augustus’s Commands don’t stop being something just bc u don’t follow them, and human rights still means free education and democracy.

you can literally sue EMTs for not treating you if you’re very in danger. And what does that have to do with rights?

If we had hypercourts that could decide things instantly they would intervene. That’s not happening ever though, as the other hypercourts could just do crimes as fast. Courts often issue injunctions to pause and intervene before they decide. Other government organs intervene constantly. I don’t see what this hasn’t to do with rights. The stage constantly directly stops crime and criminals in the act, epa, atf, whatever

how can you seriously argue that something not being universally guaranteed but merely enforced after the fact makes it not a right? Everything else is like that, poor enforcement doesn’t make something not exist

Also the state absolutely does attempt to stop violent criminals in the act. “Conspiracy to <x> charges”, etc. this also happened in the past, if there was some plan to steal something the sheriff could try and stop it.

Aquota pictured trying to stop me from stealing all his funkos, because it's his right to own them.

the reason we have smooth and complex economies is not your gun or self defense it’s cops and feds and laws and contracts. State protection is a service the government grants, how is it different from other ones

oh yeah that’s basically what I was arguing with that rant. Human rights are the UN’s and more generally west’s stuff and China prefers its own bits

... dude please google that

Please

https://americanbar.org/groups/crsj/publications/human_rights_magazine_home/the-state-of-healthcare-in-the-united-states/health-care-as-a-human-right/

http://blog.hawaii.edu/aplpj/files/2019/05/APLPJ_-20.2_Brack_.pdf

The Chinese government is clear about the right to healthcare its role in the provision of healthcare services and essential medicines. China has ratified several international treaties that guarantee the right to health, including the ICESCR in 2001.109 In addition, there are multiple provisions in the 1982 Chinese constitution that address health: Article 21: The state develops medical and health services, promotes modern medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, encourages and supports the setting up of various medical and health facilities by the rural economic collectives, state enterprises and institutions and neighborhood organizations, and promotes health and sanitation activities of a mass character, all for the protection of the people's health.110

Citizens of the People's Republic of China have the right tomaterial assistance from the state and society when they are old, ill or disabled. The state develops social insurance, social relief and medical and health services that are required for citizens to enjoy this right.111 In addition to these constitutional provisions, various statutes and regulations address the protection of labor, women, and the environment that offer additional health-related guarantees.112 And in a 2009 policy document, Opinions on Deepening Pharmaceutical and Healthcare System Reform, the Chinese government declared healthcare to be a basic right and further claimed that the state had the ultimate responsibility to provide healthcare to its citizens.113

1. The health of all citizens shall be protected by the State. The right to healthcare is explicit but extremely vague. Such language might have reduced this important right to little more than aspirational words, but fortunately, international law further substantiates this right. South Korea generally has a positive reputation for signing and following international human rights law. In addition to ratifying the ICESCR, South Korea has ratified three other treaties that contain provisions that support a right to healthcare.161 South Korea has seriously endeavored to follow the obligation to provide the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health to all its people, achieving results that set the standard for other low to middle-income, rapidly industrializing states. In 2015, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (“OECD”) ranked South Korea among the top third of states that provide access to care for 95 - 100% of its population.162 But this universal right to healthcare was instituted in a system that relied heavily on private insurers and healthcare providers.

19% of countries had some sort of right - https://tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/17441692.2013.810765#.UehiPWSgk3Y - lol

They do. You r-slur.

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Me: “you may have a right, roughly, as much as to anything else, to government assistance against harm, and you can be said to have a right to medical treatment as much as to life or counsel”

You:

Are you under the impression that, if somebody comes in your house and murders your family, you would be able to sue the government for failing to recognize your human rights? Are you actually r-slurred?

So you argued you need legal consequences for there to be a right.

Yet now you say the opposite - “Whether or not there are legal consequences for your rights being violated has nothing to do with whether your rights are violated. Legal institutions are imperfect. This doesn't impact the philosophical question of what is and isn't a right”

No, there is no right to treatment, which is what I literally just said

EMTs and hospitals are legally required to treat you if they can.

And for if they can’t, ”Whether or not there are legal consequences for your rights being violated has nothing to do with whether your rights are violated. Legal institutions are imperfect. This doesn't impact the philosophical question of what is and isn't a right”

Healthcare can be a right

...

if a virus (an external living agent) breaches the NAP (infects your trachea and nasal mucosa) the government (a nurse funded by federal insurance) will defend your rights to freedom and life (provide you with IV fluids) and prosecute the virus attacking you (give others a vaccine and give you IV antivirals) and set up a security perimeter to ensure the suspect can’t leave the area (masks, filtration, lockdowns). Negative rights rock don’t they

what the frick is a right? Who cares? R*pe bad. Court punish r*pe. Prison go. Where is the “right” helping?

Similarly, speech suppress bad. Government speech suppress illegal. If speech suppress, court rule bad. Where is this right?

Also you do have a right to not be r*ped by most natural or negative rights concepts? NAP, you don’t have the right to harm another, etc.

What is a right?

I could also go into not how everyone defining rights exactly the same as stupid amerimutts do.

drones spraying a mix of carfentanil/diacetylmorphine across all major cities followed by mass nukes and stripping the atmosphere of oxygen would take care of that