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If you have it because someone - especially the government - gives it to you, it's not a right.You, along with the government, can make anything a right.
So... no.
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If you have it because someone - especially the government - gives it to you, it's not a right.You, along with the government, can make anything a right.
And thus, the difference between rights, entitlements, and priviledges.I guess it just depends on what you mean by a "right". It sounds like you guys are just thinking of rights as "something government provides".
The difference between what Americans consider rights and what Canadians consider rights are covered under the peculiarities of fascism.Which only means Canadians do not know the difference between rights, entitlements, and priviledges.
Nope. It's due to the fact Canadians do not know the difference between rights, entitlements, and priviledges.The difference between what Americans consider rights and what Canadians consider rights are covered under the peculiarities of fascism.
Huh? Didn't see anything in the pdf that related to the difference between what Americans and Canadians consider rights.The difference between what Americans consider rights and what Canadians consider rights are covered under the peculiarities of fascism.
Government both provides rights and takes away rights. It does so under cover of your Constitution. No other body other than a branch of government has the power or the authority.I guess it just depends on what you mean by a "right". It sounds like you guys are just thinking of rights as "something government provides".
It sounds like you guys are just thinking of rights as "something government provides".Government both provides rights and takes away rights. It does so under cover of your Constitution. No other body other than a branch of government has the power or the authority.
If the government gives it to you, its a privilege or entitlement.Government both provides rights and takes away rights.
Not sure what you're getting at here.Canadians see entitlements and privileges as rights.
They're all granted to citizens by government.
Are there really any exceptions that couldn't be decided by some branch of government if it became necessary?
True. But they mostly target civil liberties, cracking down on actual freedoms (what I'm calling rights). Fascists can actually be pretty "generous" when it comes government providing entitlements and privileges. That kind of dependency gives them more control over people.Fascists turn a blind eye toward the stripping away of rights.
The reason is because i am not looking at large welfare voting blocks to give my money away to.Yeah, but you can't find starving people as easily as the government can.
Let's face it, you're not a friend of Jesus.
That's an interesting concept you've introduced as a credit to fascism. What particular entitlements and privileges did you have in mind?Not sure what you're getting at here.
True. But they mostly target civil liberties, cracking down on actual freedoms (what I'm calling rights). Fascists can actually be pretty "generous" when it comes government providing entitlements and privileges.
None in particular. Just noting that fascists aren't necessarily opposed to the welfare state. It can be a valuable tool in controlling a population.That's an interesting concept you've introduced as a credit to fascism. What particular entitlements and privileges did you have in mind?
You're crediting fascism as being supportive of the 'welfare' state in particular. The ideals of the 'welfare state' are widely known to be socialist, which is directly opposed by fascism.None in particular. Just noting that fascists aren't necessarily opposed to the welfare state. It can be a valuable tool in controlling a population.
Fascism was a right-wing anti-capitalist movement | Aeon Ideas
Fascism wasn’t just racism. When other parties offered people little help, fascists built substantial social welfareaeon.co
WTF? I'm not praising fascism. You made some incoherent and tangential point about fascism attacking "rights". Since you define "rights" as entitlements and privileges, I was merely making the point that fascism can actually be very supportive of entitlements and privileges. So how do you see fascism attacking rights? To be clear, I agree that fascism is antithetical to rights. But "rights", to me, are freedoms, not entitlements and privileges.You're crediting fascism as being supportive of the 'welfare' state in particular. The ideals of the 'welfare state' are widely known to be socialist, which is directly opposed by fascism.
There's no form of government that hasn't provided welfare to the people in some form or to some degree. Even fascism can be said to be 'not opposed' to some form of 'welfare' granted to the people. That's hardly making any case that fascism can be credited with socialist ideals!
Do you have anything else with which you can praise fascism?
He wasn't praising facsism.Do you have anything else with which you can praise fascism?
Carter forced a lot of businesses under....anyone would have been a huge improvementReagan was silly, wasn’t he?
Don’t get me wrong…business owners worship Reagan.
So you're praising fascism for being supportive of entitlements and privileges. What can I say? Fascism most certainly affords people the entitlement to discriminate against the skin colour or the religion of others.WTF? I'm not praising fascism. You made some incoherent and tangential point about fascism attacking "rights". Since you define "rights" as entitlements and privileges, I was merely making the point that fascism can actually be very supportive of entitlements and privileges. So how do you see fascism attacking rights? To be clear, I agree that fascism is antithetical to rights.
But "rights", to me, are freedoms, not entitlements and privileges.
Because you do not understand the difference between rights, privileges, and entitlements.To me rights, freedoms, privileges, and entitlements can mean the same thing.
You can say, "I'm sorry, I was mistaken."So you're praising fascism for being supportive of entitlements and privileges. What can I say?
What? You're so confusing, or confused. What are you saying we disagree on?Fascism most certainly affords people the entitlement to discriminate against the skin colour or the religion of others.
And on that we disagree.
That's fine. To me, they don't. That's why we have different words for them.To me rights, freedoms, privileges, and entitlements can mean the same thing.
What the fuck are you talking about?Revisit the link of fascism and determine for me if there is any ideals you can't be somewhat supportive of.
Many of them.Are there any that I can't take and fit to Trump's agenda in some way?