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saraid216
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> The concept of "natural rights" is motivated by protection against the government.
That's why natural rights are so difficult to defend. Their entire basis is anti-change.
samolang
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Their basis is against coercion. There are other ways to effect change beside coercion.
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Yes, there are. Fires, earthquakes, and tornadoes.
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That's why natural rights are so difficult to defend. Their entire basis is anti-change.