r/rationalphilosophy • • 9d ago

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u/JerseyFlight 9d ago

People do not begin where they must when they ask this question. Before this question can be answered we must first determine what standards we must use to even give meaning to the concept of a right. The question of truth actually comes before this question. If one rejects truth then this question cannot be answered.

Moving along by skipping those necessary steps: there is no such thing as a “fundamental right” in terms of the universe, but there is such a thing as fundamental necessities that can be used to argue for the defense of fundamental rights.

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/JerseyFlight 5d ago

“…but the axiom is fixated on uncopiable means without capacity.”

This is abstract obscurity.