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Posted: August 19, 2015 Filed under: Writings by one ambidextrous... 6 Commentsit is a proven fact that the intellect of a majority is always inferior to the individual’s
so any force that bases its legitimacy on quantified backing will inevitably violate individual sovereignty
take how we consent to be ‘governed’ by the result of a count, in the process
failing to acknowledge that no man secures liberty simply because he can cast a vote; voting and rights having no real measurable relation
this can be rightly understood when one realises that a man who truly has a right
can never be deprived of it by the mere votes of other men.
© Heath Muchena, 2015
On The Heath 
The smartest thing anyone ever said to me about rights is this:
Rights are a useful fiction.
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true indeed 🙂
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on the other hand, an idea can never be killed.
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which leaves us right where we are – totally agree john
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“this can be rightly understood when one realises that a man who truly has a right
can never be deprived of it by the mere votes of other men.”
Pure truth. Loved it.
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thank you, pleased you feel that way 🙂
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