LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
As I pointed out, "rights" are something you had simply by being human. They aren't something anybody has to work to give you. In fact, they only "work" other people find they have to do, is when they try to violate your rights.
If someone has to do work to "provide you your right" to something, then it probably wasn't a real "right" in the first place.
A notable exception, is the right to trial by jury. There, when you are accused of something, others have to come and sit in judgment of you. This is done so that a remote and uncaring government (the only kind there is) won't have a monopoly on judging you. While criminal pursuit and prosecution is a legitimate government function, final judgment in any important matter is reserved to "We the People", not the government.
But that aside, all people need to do to "provide you your rights", is leave you alone. Anything they "must" participate in, probably isn't a right in the first place.
Gee! It is just so simple! Simple rocks!