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Rights (5 Different Justifications for Human Rights (Intuition-ism(self…

- - - - Life, physical integrity mental equalibrium
    - - Abilities and educations necessary to maintain undiminished one's level of purpose fulfillment
    - - Abilities and conditions regained for increasing one's level of purpose fullfillment
  - - - Optional (consent to be in voluntary organizution
      - Necessary (consent to the decision procedures of government)
    - - Static (criminal law with one process to prevent violations of rights)
      - Dynamic (Education, well-being, health care, decent standard of living, all to protect rights in the long run)
- - - - In Personam(in the person)
      - In Rem(in the thing)
- - - - 4."I have rights to freedom and well-being." prudential rights claim
        
        5.First, "I recognize that my for freedom and well-being the sole basis upon which I made my rights claim." E.g. of principle of sufficient reason
        
        But this means "I recognize that any agent who seeks to do X for the purpose E could make the same claim."E.g. of principle of universalizability
        
        Thus, "If I denied these same rights, to my fellow agent, I would be denying rights that I affirm on the same basis for myself."
        
        8.Act in accord with the generic rights of your recipients as well as myself. Principle of Generic Consistency (PGC)
    - - 4a."I deny I have rights to freedom and well-being."
        
        5a.This means"I have to deny all other persons ought(at least) to refrain from removing or interfering with my freedom and well-being
        
        6a.But this means "I must accept that I may not have (i.e., It is permissible I not have freedom and well-being."
        
        6a. contradicts 3a. # :star:
- - - - "I want Y" is a avterent
      - "I should do X" is a consequent