[Oberon]

The root of the problem with this question is the new fuzzy thinking with regard to 'rights'... the notion that the right to pursue a thing is the same as the right to the thing outright.

You have the right to own property... say for example, a house. That doesn't mean the country owes you a house.

Equal opportunity is not the same thing as equal outcomes. The first is a right; the second is not.

[originalbuckeye]

I frequently ask my Lib relatives (I no longer keep Lib friends), in your world, what ISN’T a RIGHT?

[Steely Tom]

The root of the problem with this question is the new fuzzy thinking with regard to 'rights'... the notion that the right to pursue a thing is the same as the right to the thing outright.

This concept was called out by Canadian Supreme Court Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin when she wrote this: "Access to a waiting list is not access to health care."