Do they? Even if they cant afford it.
Does a person have right to education and healthcare
Chase Robinson
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Cameron Adams
only white people
Samuel Robinson
Those are rights which demand material, even sillier than normal rights. A "right to healthcare" costs money. But rights to free speech and firearm ownership are free.
William Parker
Rights don't exist
Connor Foster
Is it in the Constitution?
Julian Bailey
No
Carson Anderson
People don't actually have "rights" beyond what they are willing to secure with violence. What you consider "rights" (education, health care) are actually privileges or luxuries provided by wealth.
Lincoln Miller
If he's a member of the tribe and can be of use to the tribe, not foreign niggers.
Ayden Myers
Only right wing white Christians who have served in either the military, important public service (police, firefighters, ambulance, etc;) or in the meme wars.
Ryder Stewart
it depends. education can be seen as a investment which overall benefits society. less so for healthcare though.
Parker Bell
i mean, assuming you're in the workforce, its better to be healthy, alive, and contributing rather than dead.
Julian Smith
Firearms cost money though burger boi.
Levi Miller
HUH?
William Richardson
If you have a right to something then someone else has an obligation to work for it.
Nathan Flores
Only to the most basic one, even if they can't afford it, their knowledge and health will pay to society in the future.
Evan Foster
Everyone already has the right to health care and the right to education on almost all countries. You have the right to get to yourself as much health care services as you want, as long as you respect the rights of others.
Government health care is not a "right". You don't have the right to plunder people to get better health care for you. You don't have the right to steal to pay for your education.
Ryan Scott
do you have a right to force other people to pay for your bullshit and lack of insurance?
plot twist
yes, be good goys
Christian Jones
You are free to possess guns, but you're not given free firearms
Jace Rodriguez
Benjamin Nelson
this is the distinct difference, a negative right versus a positive right. a negative right means you can't be interfered with, a positive right means intervention must take place to ensure and pay for things like healthcare
yes but we're not taxed to purchase every American an arsenal of firearms
Andrew Young
>education
Yes
>welfare
No
Juan Garcia
Nobody has the right to anything they can not afford. Using this logic, the government has to provide me with a gun because we have the second amendment
Austin Cook
Some people should have the right to be shipped back to Africa.
Parker Allen
people have the right to both. same thing with guns you have the right to own a gun doesnt mean you can go down to the local gun store and demand free guns. just because you have the right to it doesnt mean you can have it for free
Aiden Ross
>right
No.
That said, it's in a nation's interest to educate its citizens, hence why public school's exist.
Healthcare should be a little more choosy, someone who needs care due to their own choices such as heart failure resulting from morbid obesity should not be allowed to be treated on taxpayer money.
Lucas Collins
It's an investment I think we can agree on. However, the way that it is being handled is absolutely disgusting and counterproductive.
Brayden Cook
If they can't afford it, no. It's their fault.
Cameron Foster
this question can only be answered "yes" if you agree that Theft is moral and a good thing.
If the question was "should we care for the poor and donate to charities" then the answer can be yes without turning into an animalistic thug.
Big difference. Most people cannot grasp this concept.
Colton Jones
>Do I have a right to force someone to provide me with something?
[No]
Thomas Gomez
It`s a basic right protected under Int`l law
Benjamin Baker
does not answer the question. Laws are arbitrary enforced opinions, not the manifestation of ethical "good" preference.
Cameron Torres
Legislation does not dictate morality.
Noah Jones
It does actually
Colton Cruz
Example: 3 people in a room, 2 men, 1 woman. Democratic referendum "we gonna rape the woman or not?" - result: YES. Woman gets raped. Moral or immoral?
Jayden Parker
So if the Canadian government decides to pass a law imprisoning all Japanese and Italians in the country because we're at war with them, then that's totally fine and no reparations would be necessary after the fact, right?
Leo Brooks
Yes. If you're suggesting it should only be for the elite you can go fuck yourself.
Alexander Brown
Rights are a social construct and can only be defined in a system of authority. Naturally, the system of authority would be the one to define these "rights".
If you are referring to the government of the United States of America, the rights you mention are already existent. Every American has the opportunity to attend a school and get treatment from medical facilities. Whether or not they can pay for these services is completely up to them, as everyone has the ability to earn money.
High spoken memes aside, coddling people with free shit isn't going to make them work any harder. People are lazy and encouraging their laziness just breeds more lazy people.
Joseph Rivera
right to education only exists to push propaganda into the minds of children.
right to healthcare only exists to slurp funds from the pockets of taxpayers to line the pockets of politicians.
The general theme of equality is to bring everybody down to the lowest common denominator so nobody gets reminded they're a fat, slobby, unsuccessful loser because they're all sweeties who can't handle the truth.