Do you believe access to the internet is a basic human right?

Do you believe access to the internet is a basic human right?

  • Yes

    Votes: 153 49.4%
  • No

    Votes: 157 50.6%

  • Total voters
    310
If right to life is a right then we should try make as many babies as possible. I could have made a mllion babies buy now, they have the right to life blah blah. Its meaningless.
 
You believe you have a right to others paying for your internet, and others have the right to you paying for theirs. Rights are not favours issuing from generosity.
Would you mind awfully sighting some sources?
 
Your insane notion ineluctably abolishes private property. You are supporting a principle that, if implemented, amounts to a radical attack on the very foundations of the civilised order.
What, in your opinion, leads you to believe you are qualified to make such an accusation? Or even to comment for that matter?

Please elaborate
 
Please explain further

Not sure I entirely understand


Would you mind awfully sighting some sources?

Soooo? In conclusion?
What, in your opinion, leads you to believe you are qualified to make such an accusation? Or even to comment for that matter?

Please elaborate

playing dumb? / just troll?
 
NO, people do not need data! Focus on what matters Education and Jobs. If the ANC did not F-ed up everything people would have jobs to pay for their own data.
 
playing dumb? / just troll?
Enjoying some fishing

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I suspect @ArmatageShanks is one of an increasing cohort who have never asked let alone answered the elementary questions of politics and social living, such as:

- What are rights? How do they differ from favours, privileges, concessions, grants, indulgences, bestowals and the like?

- What is the source and origin of rights? The State? Government favour? The Strong? Society? Corollary of natural obligations? Human nature and its author (God)?

- How are rights claimed, vindicated, protected?

- Can rights legitimately be taken away or suspended? If so, by whom (where do they get that right?), and under what circumstances?

I am of the school that does not recognise the state or society as the origin of rights. Rather, the state exists to protect, defend and vindicate rights we all have independent of the state (in my view, needless to say). That's what lies behind my No vote in this poll. And my opposition to the very notion of "rights" (ie entitlement) to stuff that is made available by the labour of others.

Not for discussion in this thread, of course.
 
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