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<blockquote data-quote="zubenelgenubi" data-source="post: 4946088" data-attributes="member: 63706">She has it exactly backwards. Someone has to provide the housing and food, that&#039;s why having food and housing is not a right. Pursuing and securing food and housing, where and what as you see fit, through agreements with the people who own them is a right. Businesses do not have the right to arbitrarily block people from access to the exchange of goods and services because you have the right to participate in the market. To have that right suspended requires due process.The right to not be vaccinated doesn&#039;t require anyone to do anything. It falls under your right to be secure in your person. You have the right to maintain your body and health in the condition you see fit, based upon your individual circumstances.Man, this is like preschool level stuff here. No wonder everyone is so mixed up on this stuff, they don&#039;t even have an understanding of the basic principles of liberty. Smh.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zubenelgenubi, post: 4946088, member: 63706"] She has it exactly backwards. Someone has to provide the housing and food, that's why having food and housing is not a right. Pursuing and securing food and housing, where and what as you see fit, through agreements with the people who own them is a right. Businesses do not have the right to arbitrarily block people from access to the exchange of goods and services because you have the right to participate in the market. To have that right suspended requires due process. The right to not be vaccinated doesn't require anyone to do anything. It falls under your right to be secure in your person. You have the right to maintain your body and health in the condition you see fit, based upon your individual circumstances. Man, this is like preschool level stuff here. No wonder everyone is so mixed up on this stuff, they don't even have an understanding of the basic principles of liberty. Smh. [/QUOTE]

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