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1. LS (lain@lain.com)'s status on Saturday, 03-Jun-2023 22:26:39 JST LS

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   • Hyolobrika
   @Hyolobrika i don't think those two candidates for rights you mentioned are comparable at all. even the meaning of 'wrong' is different in them. I don't like talk about rights so much, especially human rights, as they always seem to be whatever current opinion seems to deem 'nice to have' (like a 'human right' to internet access). I think natural law is a better approach to get to the bottom of justifiable rules of human interaction.
   • hyolobrika@berserker.town's status on Saturday, 03-Jun-2023 22:26:40 JST Hyolobrika

     Random thought: if you deny human rights, that's basically the same as denying morality. They're basically the same thing.
     "Stealing is wrong" = "everyone has the right to private property"
     "Starvation is wrong" = "everyone has the right to food and water"
     Et cetera.