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The term '''Human Rights''' is a term which came about as a [[judeo-Marxist]] rebranding and wordsmithing of | The term '''Human Rights''' is a term which came about as a [[judeo-Marxist]] rebranding and wordsmithing of the US Constitution. When a [[Marxist]] says "All men are created equal", as in [[Animal Farm]] he means some men are more equal than others. The term was invented to browbeat first-world citizens into believing that they are somehow responsible for the third world. And of course, redistribute 1st-world wealth. | ||
==Actual meaning== | ==Actual meaning== | ||
Human rights are moral principles or norms for standards of human behavior, and need only be protected by one's own constitution, because different cultures have different values. Responsibility stops exactly | Human rights are moral principles or norms for standards of human behavior, and need only be protected by one's own constitution, because different cultures have different values. Responsibility stops exactly there. | ||
Human rights for [[American]] citizens are fully protected by | Human rights for [[American]] citizens are fully protected by the constitution as inalienable, fundamental rights and which apply to all citizens. A non-citizen's human rights are protected by whatever country they are from. they require the rule of law and imposing an obligation on our government to respect the rights of us, the citizens, they should not be taken away except as a result of due process based on specific circumstances. With these rights come various responsibilities, also clearly spelled out in our constitution. | ||
The ''"doctrine of human rights"'' has been highly influential within globalist circles, and is a blatant attempt to subvert national sovereign constitutional law world-wide, and replace | The ''"doctrine of human rights"'' has been highly influential within globalist circles, and is a blatant attempt to subvert national sovereign constitutional law world-wide, and replace them with [[globalism|globalist]] doctrine. | ||
[[Category:Philosophy]] | [[Category:Philosophy]] | ||
Revision as of 00:30, 19 February 2023
The term Human Rights is a term which came about as a judeo-Marxist rebranding and wordsmithing of the US Constitution. When a Marxist says "All men are created equal", as in Animal Farm he means some men are more equal than others. The term was invented to browbeat first-world citizens into believing that they are somehow responsible for the third world. And of course, redistribute 1st-world wealth.
Actual meaning
Human rights are moral principles or norms for standards of human behavior, and need only be protected by one's own constitution, because different cultures have different values. Responsibility stops exactly there.
Human rights for American citizens are fully protected by the constitution as inalienable, fundamental rights and which apply to all citizens. A non-citizen's human rights are protected by whatever country they are from. they require the rule of law and imposing an obligation on our government to respect the rights of us, the citizens, they should not be taken away except as a result of due process based on specific circumstances. With these rights come various responsibilities, also clearly spelled out in our constitution.
The "doctrine of human rights" has been highly influential within globalist circles, and is a blatant attempt to subvert national sovereign constitutional law world-wide, and replace them with globalist doctrine.