- Oct 2019
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"Rights" are imaginary, they are not demonstrable via empirical evidence, nor are they testable.
If an atheist believes he has "rights", then this is a belief based on faith, rather than evidence.
And if they don't exist, then Christians have a right to turn America or Britain into a theocracy if they want to, since the only right they need is might.
If an atheist believes he has "rights", then this is a belief based on faith, rather than evidence.
And if they don't exist, then Christians have a right to turn America or Britain into a theocracy if they want to, since the only right they need is might.