Should every person have the right to live in a free and equal world?

Question

Except for chav's, I don't like them.

Answer 1

Who's a genius now, eh?

Answer 2

No, we cannot do this as if we were all equal then extremists etc could sway a vote to do certain things leading this world to an ultimate downfall to which there is no getting back up. If we were equal you must understand that when certain things are to be done there would be a vote on what we should do. If you think about it extremists etc could use this to their advantage and sway the vote in such a way that we do things that could potentially destroy us through war etc just because we would all be equal doesn't mean things would become better. If anything we need a confident leader who works to better this country and the world which would lead us to global prosperity

Answer 3

Yes we all should live in a free and equal world,without george bush trying to set us all against each other,we all are not fools he thinks we all are easy to wind up like at the air ports they said we were all going to gett on flights that were going to blow up,hey hold on only once them attacker's touched lucky not ever again no one will be able to get away and hurt innocent people ever again.
we are all equal,you do not dislike some one for the skin colour cast religious belief or if they were poor or rich you dis like them only because they craped on you and betrayed you.
if you have more friends then you would not have time to worry or count how many enemies you have.so go out there and make more friends and you wont have to watch your back.
give peace a chance and let there be love and laughter all over the world.stop the war we don't need a war we need to feed the one's who are dying of hunger and sickness.so stop and think how your going to contribute to a free and equal world.

Answer 4

They already do. At least the free part. I don't see how you get to the equal part without giving up the free part.

You have to pay the price for freedom. Most aren't willing to pay that price and would rather live in save security than to be free. Sadly it's as true now as 2000 years ago. Most people just want a just master, not freedom.

Answer 5

Yes, you have a God-given right to these as a human being - to freedom and equal treatment before the law. But you still have to fight for them, because it is the governments of Man that prevent you from having these.

Answer 6

Free? Yes. Equal? No.

Some people are smarter than other people. Are you going to lobotmize the smart ones? Some people run faster than other people. Are you going to cut everyone's legs off?

The only equality humans can ensure is equality of opportunity.

Answer 7

Free according to American/Western standards, absolutely. If you mean equality of opportunity of course. Equality of outcome can never happen in a free society. Of course enforcing that right is another matter. (Isn't that the great issue of our age?)

Answer 8

No. The folks that say war never accomplishes anything should have have to suffer under a Hitler like regime for at least 5 years to hopefully wake them up.

Answer 9

Yes

Answer 10

Sorry, NO. You have to fight for this right. And once you get it, you have to fight to hold on to it.

It doesn't work to just have freedom HANDED to you.

For clarification I am talking about the UK definition of the word "freedom", NOT the american use of the word which seems to mean something very different.

Answer 11

I'm with you and we do have that right, the only thing is that we are being thought since we are born about so many labels and boundaries, instead of respect, individuality, diversity and love.