You know Marxy you are a serial violator of Quora policy.
You are supposed to ask question with a SINCERE desire for answers. Answers being the BEST answer as decided by other Quorans. What you do is troll over and over looking for only the answers that fit what you've already decided the answer is.
If, as you say, you ask questions in order to get people to think - you are failing yourself by refusing to think.
This question has nine answers - eight of them tell you the direct opposite of what your are posting as supposed 'great words'.
Mr. Adams is not only on the wrong side of Quora, but he is factually wrong in his answer as well - specifically when he claims there is no such thing as a natural right. Quite the opposite - any right that is not 'natural' is by definition then not a right at all, but rather just a privilege.
You know Marxy you are a serial violator of Quora policy.
ReplyDeleteYou are supposed to ask question with a SINCERE desire for answers. Answers being the BEST answer as decided by other Quorans. What you do is troll over and over looking for only the answers that fit what you've already decided the answer is.
If, as you say, you ask questions in order to get people to think - you are failing yourself by refusing to think.
This question has nine answers - eight of them tell you the direct opposite of what your are posting as supposed 'great words'.
Mr. Adams is not only on the wrong side of Quora, but he is factually wrong in his answer as well - specifically when he claims there is no such thing as a natural right. Quite the opposite - any right that is not 'natural' is by definition then not a right at all, but rather just a privilege.
But you refuse to self-reflect and evaluate.