(yes im 18, I'll be here for more one year and i repeated the first year of high school)I need to write about the importance of the Human Rights letter made by the UN that Brazil signed to and so did other countries.
So, i am here to ask if it really is important, if not, give me arguments as to why please? As long as the argument is good (doesn't need to be lengthy if you don't want to waste your time). If it is important give me arguments and try to convince me, and I'll put it in my essay and post it here later, okay? I'll later come back and say what my teacher told me about it as well if anybody wants to.
So i'm at school and one of my lefty teacher asked to do an essay
Mason Morales
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Robert Gutierrez
>i repeated the first year of high school
Jesus H. Christ. This is too much for me.
Aaron Long
ITT we write OP's essay on human rights. You know the rules, one word each, posts with multiple words skipped.
Human
Charles James
Beans
Hudson Ortiz
Suck
Daniel Bennett
NIGGERS
Josiah Ross
no one cares about the human rights because they are not used as legal ground. The left casually uses the term as a buzzword when it fits their agenda and dismisses it if it doesn't - e.g. trials of ex-nazi guards which are against the declaration of human rights or rape laws, that undermine the"innocent-until-proven-guilty" - clause.
Wyatt Wright
write how human rights is a western, colonizer concept and that it should not be applied to foreign cultures. Syria is not a western country, they dont need to keep human rights, same as NK etc. etc.
Dominic Torres
Brody Nguyen
Human rights is a meme. Humankind try to fool themselves into thinking that there are rights in this world, when there is not. We are an animal like the rest, our only unique quality is cognitive thinking. And that quality is short lived depending upon the situation one finds them self in. When ever chaos arise, we constantly see people taking advantage of the situation to abuse others. And that is the point, everybody abuses one person or another no matter who they are. You go to school thinking that your government is good or only certain person is good, but never do they tell you about what went on in private. Everyone is out for themselves, remember that. Nobody gives a shit about who you are, and in the moment they will shit on you if it is for their benefit. Human rights is just something we declare to fool ourselves into thinking that we care for others, but the fuckers that came up with that shit are no different than the rest of humanity, if not worse. They are snakes in the grass.
Worry about you, your family, and the few that earned your trust user, fuck everybody else.
Connor Myers
Human rights is social construct. In England, it's a contract between the ruling elite and their subjects. In Japan it's series or shared values among an ethnically homogeneous people. In America it's a contract between a well armed populace and their elected officials. In Brazil it doesn't exist because you are monkeys. The UN is a farce and their letter is meaningless regardless of who signs it.
Camden Baker
Mistake
Benjamin Smith
I’m more impressed you had to repeat a year. It takes effort to fail that badly. Usually HS gives you so many opportunities to make up work and grades.
Josiah Gonzalez
This is why I say it is a meme. Everybody is out for their own cause or agenda. The reality is is that there is no rights, because no body will every believe in some dumb fucking fantasy like that.
Bentley Diaz
Take the Libertarian approach. The only rights that exist are natural rights and all others are fake manifestations of power lorded over the public. Break down each point into explainations on how it is used to control.
"Human Rights" are just meaningless words written on a piece of paper and waved at the public as if it means anything. It is an agreement made my people who still indulge in slavery, torture, deception, warfare, and all else it vows against.
Should be plenty of research on it, join some libertarian groups of facebook and ask them their thoughts.
Nicholas Cox
Also, what is considered slavery, torture, deception, etc... is and always has been determined by central powers or public opinion, and so they are subjective. Many people here believe that just having a job is slavery, while others believe it to be freedom.
Asher Thompson
Look up John Locke and the Social Contract talk about Liberty
Nathan Russell
>So, i am here to ask if it really is important
The provision of human rights is best conceptualised as an aspirational goal, not a reality on the ground. It doesn't take a lot of effort to point to really terrible human rights abuses in the world, and it's easy to dismiss the whole concept as bleeding heart nonsense due to the unimaginable violence some people are subject to. At the same time, it is equally easy to dismiss human rights as bleeding heart nonsense based on the way that the concept of what constitutes a human right has continually and controversially been expanded by progressives - there is no longer a "Western consensus" on what our human rights are, and the debate makes the whole project look self-absorbed and abstract.
So there are challenges to the concept of human rights.
Fundamentally, though, human rights are important. They are not important in and of themselves, but they are important because by making a commitment to act in defence of human rights we are making a statement about ourselves and our values. We may not agree on the best way to defend human rights, we may not even agree on what constitutes human rights, but in deciding at least that there ARE human rights, and that we should behave in the world in a way that reflects their existence, we say in the face of a cruel, uncaring void that we refuse to accept that people don't matter. Simply asserting that human beings are ends in themselves and not just chess pieces to arranged to achieve the goals of the powerful, as disposable as plastic toy soldiers, has important implications for how we should structure our society.
People argue that making such an assertion is naive, idealistic, and dumb, or that at best it is a wasteful hobby and at worst it hamstrings 'effective' policy. All of that may be true, and the human rights experiment may lead us on a short path to ruin. But is a world without human rights so worth preserving, at such tremendous cost to our souls?
Nicholas Clark
i didn't do any essays or assignments, so that's how i repeated it, but i was good at tests. it was my bad.
that sounds like a good plausible argument.
again, my bad, i know it doesn't suck being this retarded.
yeah i can agree on that, I've seen that happening often.
Kevin Murphy
This. Human rights are a joke.
Cooper Scott
This also
Samuel Collins
Mate the UN is a joke. They have Saudi Arabia on the human rights commission. The UN routinely watches genocide after genocide occur in countries, mainly in Africa and the middle east but they also don't do anything about dictators like in Venezuela. The UN has never done anything substantial to counter genocide or human rights violation. They are a fucking joke. Go read the wikipedia article
Dominic Morgan
Loki status: Read
Jace Carter
>But is a world without human rights so worth preserving, at such tremendous cost to our souls?
Yes
Luke Gonzalez
Amazing that Brazil has 26 months in a year.
Parker Nguyen
user I...
Samuel Morgan
is boiling macacos a human right?
William Price
hm I've never seen it that way too, if they are supposed to stop conflicts and they don't do that, what do they do?
what? why?
i wish boiling niggers were a right.
Camden Brooks
Do leafs have rights?
Answer: only the one to be raked
Xavier Davis
Nigga, it's our patrician dd/mm/yyyy format, kek
Hudson Hill
Well articulated. Can we sage this shit now?
Liam Cook
Lurk more, educate yourself, etc.
Carter Ramirez
i couldn't really understand that for some reason, you're saying they are a good thing but we're not having it?
idk i couldn't really get what he meant