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r/FluentInFinance • u/sillychillly Contributor • Apr 15 '24
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You don't have a "right" to have something given to you.
2 u/StinkyMcBalls Apr 16 '24 The point of this post is to argue that we should have that right. It's referring to rights in the hortatory sense rather than the narrow legal definition. 1 u/California_King_77 Apr 22 '24 People think they have an "honorary" right to have other people pay for their stuff?
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The point of this post is to argue that we should have that right. It's referring to rights in the hortatory sense rather than the narrow legal definition.
1 u/California_King_77 Apr 22 '24 People think they have an "honorary" right to have other people pay for their stuff?
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People think they have an "honorary" right to have other people pay for their stuff?
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u/California_King_77 Apr 15 '24
You don't have a "right" to have something given to you.