The Pyramid of Positive Rights
A society where positive rights are maximized values social harmony over individual freedom
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--September 20, 2011
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The fundamental difference between a free society and a nanny state, is that in a free society, negative rights are maximized between the individual and the government, and the individual and other individuals. In a nanny state, positive rights are maximized between the individual and the government, and both positive and negative rights are maximized between the individual and other individuals.
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