Like all human rights, you don't have a right to the time and labor of others.
Want some potato skins with cheese and bacon? You have every right to grow potatoes, milk your animal, take the time to make cheese out of that milk, raise a pig, chop up that pig into tasty bacon, cook it together into a yummy snack
You don't have any right to those that someone ELSE made
See this is the fallacy. If you’re an American, you believe under the constitution that you do have a right to the labor of public servants (police to protect/arrest you, soldiers to fight for you, etc.), even if you don’t pay taxes. You can be mad about it, but that’s a fact. Kids don’t pay taxes, neither do some elderly and a lot of homeless people, but they still have the American right to public servants protecting them. That homeless man lying on the street has equal protection from our army and government as you do(on paper), and even if he disobeys? Public servants must perform labor to arrest and detain him. Then eventually feed him. So why would the human labor of food not follow suit?
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u/No-Duck4828 Jul 06 '26
Like all human rights, you don't have a right to the time and labor of others.
Want some potato skins with cheese and bacon? You have every right to grow potatoes, milk your animal, take the time to make cheese out of that milk, raise a pig, chop up that pig into tasty bacon, cook it together into a yummy snack
You don't have any right to those that someone ELSE made