🚀 go-pugleaf

On Tue, 18 Mar 1997 23:24:46 GMT, d-moss@adfa.oz.au (David Moss)
wrote:

>weaver1@world.std.com (Frank Weaver) wrote:
>
>
*snip*
>>document, AFAIK, but prominent in an American one). 
>
>Australia is a signatory to the UN universal declaration of human
>rights, so I can confidently quote:
>
>"Article 3:
>Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person."

>Since the declaration in an international treaty, the federal
>government can legally enforce it among the States under the external
>affairs powers in the Australian Constitution.

You've already lost this point several times, David. Where does it say
the right is inalienable? Why do you believe 'right' equals 'can be
forced to'?

I guess your next trick will be to force an end to volunteer work,
because everyone has a right to equal pay, don't they, and if one
person is a volunteer and another is paid for the same work, the
volunteer is obviously abrogating the other persons rights.

Time you got the dictionary out. Start with 'morality' and then move
to 'consistent'.

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Geoff

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