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Human Dignity and Rights
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Jeff Dalton
Aug 28, 1989, 11:35:52 AM8/28/89
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In article <21...@erix.ericsson.se> eua...@euas10.ericsson.se (Magnus Kempe) writes:
The right to life is the fundamental right. It is the recognition that
man has free will, and that his knowledge is not automatic; therefore,
he has to discover, with his own mind, by choice, how to survive, i.e.
how to produce what he needs, i.e. to work. In other words, he is sole
responsible for his own life. That is the meaning of the right to life.
The right to life is the fundamental right. It is the recognition that
man has free will, and that his knowledge is not automatic; therefore,
he has to discover, with his own mind, by choice, how to survive, i.e.
how to produce what he needs, i.e. to work. In other words, he is sole
responsible for his own life. That is the meaning of the right to life.
How strange. This concept of "right to life" doesn't seem to involve
rights at all.
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