Everything that benefits humanity is one of the inherent rights of human beings. Man should be the center point of laws.
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Incredibly subjective. There are things that haven't been invented yet that will benefit humanity. By your logic we have a human right to things that don't exist.
Plenty of people working on life extension believe immortality will benefit humanity. Does that make it a human right despite it not currently existing?
Yes, I think everything that has not been invented yet may one day become a human right. Science progresses step by step, so does humanism.
No, needs are infinite, resources are finite. What you say donct make any sense, just lip service tu justify asking for fre sht
Considering demands as human rights does not mean that we give everyone whatever he wants, but it means that we give him "the right to ask" for his demands.
People don't need that from you or from nobody, they have their own mouths. Nobody need your permisison to ask for anything they wont
Be specific abaout what does it mena to "give the right to ask" do you give them free time on tv? Free ads on social media? Do you leave people stand over a bench in the street and shout outloud what they want?
Is so broad and unespecific that it loses all sense, just lip service IMO
I'm just expressing my opinion here, otherwise I don't have the power to give anything to the people of the world.
I'm kind of pissed of man, honestly, have you considered what it means to "reduce birthrate"? if people don't want to have less children voluntarily it means that you should resort to some kind of coercive method to enforce that. Is appalling, maybe you state this with the best of the intentions but man... the implications are so awful if you think them trough...
Is basically what people fostering the 2030 agenda is doing right now, obliterating hope, making living impossible, making impossible to afford a house, energy, etc...
Yes, I could be wrong, but if depopulation means that Earth's resources will be used up later, then my idea seems to be a good idea, even if it conflicts with morality.