Jul 5, 2021
Slothdamn water isn't a human right but private property is according to you
RENT FREE- Jul 5, 2021·edited·2 replies
how perverted and astray are your morals if you do not believe those are human rights?
i just think about how we used to live not so long ago in our close knit societies; we would never let someone go hungry, or let someone sleep outside, no matter how little you had
hundreds of years later; and the amount of wealth we have.. it shows how barbaric it is to willingly deprave someone of these things ... when we as a society has so much surplus.. i used to think about this as a child...
one could argue it is because of this deprivation of food/water/shelter (work or die!) that we have generated so much wealth.. but when it comes to that.. for what benefit? is it worth that struggle?
this is one of the main contradictions of capitalism.. but simply denouncing them as human rights is asinine.. we all know they are.
Jul 5, 2021·1 replyspace0cadethow perverted and astray are your morals if you do not believe those are human rights?
i just think about how we used to live not so long ago in our close knit societies; we would never let someone go hungry, or let someone sleep outside, no matter how little you had
hundreds of years later; and the amount of wealth we have.. it shows how barbaric it is to willingly deprave someone of these things ... when we as a society has so much surplus.. i used to think about this as a child...
one could argue it is because of this deprivation of food/water/shelter (work or die!) that we have generated so much wealth.. but when it comes to that.. for what benefit? is it worth that struggle?
this is one of the main contradictions of capitalism.. but simply denouncing them as human rights is asinine.. we all know they are.
Talk that talk my nigga
- Jul 5, 2021Fargo
Talk that talk my nigga
s***s true tho 
Jul 5, 2021·1 replyThis nigga obsessed with a y axis
Jul 5, 2021The most basic necessity is not a human right according to bro… that is just wild
Jul 5, 2021the only human rights are abstract concepts, like freedom of speech and religion, defined by a state. not basic physiological needs like water.
Nessy 🦎Jul 5, 2021·1 replyScratchin MambaThis nigga obsessed with a y axis
Y don’t he get obsessed with some b****es
- Jul 5, 2021·2 repliesSloth
damn water isn't a human right but private property is according to you
you have a right to own it but not for it to be provided.
you have the right to seek out water, food, housing but you dont have have a right to be provided water, food, housing as it requires stealing someones labor
Jul 5, 2021·2 repliesCLB Fractionsyou have a right to own it but not for it to be provided.
you have the right to seek out water, food, housing but you dont have have a right to be provided water, food, housing as it requires stealing someones labor
This isnt how stealing labor works, but you tried
- Jul 5, 2021·1 replyCLB Fractions
you have a right to own it but not for it to be provided.
you have the right to seek out water, food, housing but you dont have have a right to be provided water, food, housing as it requires stealing someones labor
Tell me bro whose labor did u steal for the sidewalk?
- Jul 5, 2021·1 replySynopsis
This isnt how stealing labor works, but you tried
"yeah, "stealing labor." The communists will like this one"
- Jul 5, 2021Sloth
"yeah, "stealing labor." The communists will like this one"
- Jul 5, 2021·1 reply
That rhetorical trick of speaking in another persons jargon only works if you at least somewhat understand their ideology
Jul 5, 2021·1 replyScratchin MambaThat rhetorical trick of speaking in another persons jargon only works if you at least somewhat understand their ideology
fr. ppl think they’re smart cause they picked up on like 2 phrases they don’t understand
- Jul 5, 2021Nessy
Y don’t he get obsessed with some b****es
underrated - Jul 5, 2021space0cadet
how perverted and astray are your morals if you do not believe those are human rights?
i just think about how we used to live not so long ago in our close knit societies; we would never let someone go hungry, or let someone sleep outside, no matter how little you had
hundreds of years later; and the amount of wealth we have.. it shows how barbaric it is to willingly deprave someone of these things ... when we as a society has so much surplus.. i used to think about this as a child...
one could argue it is because of this deprivation of food/water/shelter (work or die!) that we have generated so much wealth.. but when it comes to that.. for what benefit? is it worth that struggle?
this is one of the main contradictions of capitalism.. but simply denouncing them as human rights is asinine.. we all know they are.
they might not agree until they know what it’s like to be deprived of it and not guaranteed it, then realize how important it is
- Jul 5, 2021·1 replySynopsis
This isnt how stealing labor works, but you tried
it is but go off.
- Jul 5, 2021·1 replyScratchin Mamba
Tell me bro whose labor did u steal for the sidewalk?
sidewalks arnt "human rights"
- Jul 5, 2021
goods and services arnt human rights.
- Jul 5, 2021spongebob
fr. ppl think they’re smart cause they picked up on like 2 phrases they don’t understand
you just mad cause your ideology is based on hypocrisy
- Jul 5, 2021CLB Fractions
it is but go off.
Ok, prove it
- Jul 5, 2021·1 reply
Marx is very very specific on what stealing labor is btw
- Jul 5, 2021·2 replies
access to water is a human right
whether this access is acceptable to be paid for is a whole different debate, but yes access to water is a human right and depriving someone of water deliberately is a violation of this right
providing water for a fee is not necessarily a violation, as assuming there is no meaningful intent to deprive, it will have to be priced at an affordable level, and the price mechanism is useful in rationing the scarce resource
but yes access to water = human right
Jul 5, 2021this s*** still going lol