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To: Jim Noble

You're right. I've called it the wrong thing. I wanted to refer to the right to health care, which is more appropriate to the discussion.

I do think we all have the right to health care. It has nothing to do with nature, but rather forms part of living in a modern society. As a society, as something separate from nature, we bestow these rights upon ourselves.


54 posted on 09/28/2004 3:48:02 PM PDT by Liberal scum (What's with the free market faith?)
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To: Liberal scum

I can refer you to the right forum...DU is at a completely different site. You flipped when you shopuld have flopped.


56 posted on 09/28/2004 3:52:25 PM PDT by libs_kma (Hanoi Jane and John . She's nothing but a washed up old, prune faced hag...and Fonda is too.)
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To: Liberal scum
You're right. I've called it the wrong thing. I wanted to refer to the right to health care, which is more appropriate to the discussion.

But you justified the "right to health care" by reference to the DHR "right to health and well-being".

And you're in good company. most socialists do the same.

WHY do you think "society" (whatever that is) can bestow any rights?

What if society bestows the right to be Jew-free?

Should the Jews all toddle off to Dachau?

The rights which form the basis of the United States government were not bestowed by society-not a single one.

The architects of the American system were crystal clear about the source of the rights they banded together to defend-and it wasn't "society".

89 posted on 09/28/2004 4:51:01 PM PDT by Jim Noble (FR Iraq policy debate begins 11/3/04. Pass the word.)
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