I've heard that in order to give a right to people, you have to take another right away from someone else. Sometimes you decide that the right is important to make, despite the loss of another right.
For example, to give someone the right to be safe from racism, you take away the right for people to be racist. In this case, the exchange is definately worth.
In other cases, it's more debatable. For example, if you give all people the right to have medical care reguardless of whether they can afford it, you are in turn making someone else pay for the medical care of other people.
What do you, fellow Yahoo! Answers people, think of this idea?
2007-01-11
10:14:14
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Cattysnap
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