Human Rights Are Right

My answers to my questions about human rights.
Where do they come from? Are they inalienable?

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• human
• rights
• liberty
• constitutional
• God
• natural
• abortion
• government

[GoldenFinchFellow]

now I see more where you're coming from about no laws. If we recognized basic rights, which is a damn complicated concept to work out when people are acting in group interests... but doable! then laws would be self evident? I think its possible but there is a real bridge we are in the process of crossing which we are not socially well equipped as we evolved to organize in big numbers and consolidate the vastly different interests, hope we learn good though, resilient we humans are! good vid :)

[RVqueen]

@GoldenFinchFellow Well I don't remember exactly where I was 3 years ago when I made this... I believe we need ethics, not legal systems. Laws and lawmakers are not necessarily ethical. Law is based on the use of force which is deemed as unethical except when used by the Law... making Law hypocritical at best.

[GabrielKoulikov]

You seem very autodidactic. It is very refreshing, since most of the other people sharing their perspective on YouTube seem either to not know what they're talking about, or don't recognize where their perspectives are actually coming from.

Props for explicitly stating the foundations of your position.

[RVqueen]

And mad props to you for sitting through this video!

Really thank you, I appreciate what you said very much.

[batfly]

I get high from watching this (*_*)

[deeryker]

I needed a Queen fix so i came back to this,,,where is the t shirt now ?

[GoldenFinchFellow]

@RVqueen you in inspire the brain to work properly :)

[RVqueen]

@GoldenFinchFellow Tribalism on its own isn't safe, either. Because it is systematized it also can be exploited, like what happened with the Zulus. Traditional tribalism often lacks ethics respecting women, such as in the Middle East.

But I agree the social patterns added to current understanding of morality could be useful. Society has broken down the family, when the family is the basic unit of society. We've lost our sense of community and culture has become irrelevantly homogeneous.

[GoldenFinchFellow]

@GoldenFinchFellow I'm using the word law in a general way though not meaning just this system as it is now, ethics would be better word

[GoldenFinchFellow]

@RVqueen I totally agree and I like the world you see but tribal societies had laws that were orally shared and made agreements between nations and smaller tribes too, so its just tough we are not good at understanding each other in #'s bigger then a couple 100's. I find the big problem now is that tribal instinct of organizing daily life has shifted to companies where you have one boss who's interests have bigger political weight and so there is a divide in our life styles of disempowerment.

[barrydope]

I think God would agree that driving is a privilege not a right.