I think that's a false dichotomy

[René Mérou]

On dissabte, 3 de setembre de 2016 21:05:28 CEST Robert J. Hansen wrote:
> > Do you think that privacy is a fundamental human right?
> 
> What does it mean for something to be a "fundamental" human right?  If
> the question is meaningful, then there must be human rights that are
> *not* fundamental.  So, what's a fundamental human right, and how is it
> different from a normal human right?
> 
> Of course I believe privacy is a human right -- but I have no idea what
> a "fundamental" human right is.

This is one of the keys of this matter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_rights

Pretend to argue on something not knowing the basics just because you have 
your delightful brilliant common sense is ... very common but not so usefull.  

And it represents a open interstelar gate to tolls.  They do not need sight, 
knowledge or logical arguing, they just need to provoque. Not quality needed 
there.

The more quality you give in a witting, the more interesting and usefull it 
becomes.

regards
--
Jean-René Mérou