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We might be responding to their rights,chanel chaussures, but not their capacity to execute their right,sac chanel. We reduce them to powerless torches,sac chanel.
That we attend the physical malady quicker than the mental malady implies that there is still a sense that mental illness is not quite as valid as physical illness,Lunettes Louis Vuitton. We still have expectations of the mentally ill that we do not have of the physically ill,chanel pas cher. In any logic; this is straightforward prejudice of the ill.
Of course this is just a single example and is easily rebutted by even the reasonably intelligent. Never the less, it does suggest that the perceived meeting of rights can blind us to the problem of lack of capacity to benefit from those rights. At least it would be comforting to think it is blindness, and not blinkeredness.
So what can we suppose from this problem (where it exists) of lack of capacity to realise a right? Perhaps that it is a problem born from ignorance, bias, and lack of value; or unreasonableness, stupidity or even inhumanity. The possibilities are beyond listing, but perhaps not the probabilities.
If we ask; what is the likely reason that a right to X or not to X was undermined by a lack of capacity to X? We might initially propose that it is because the right itself is consciously or unconsciously misconceived and formulated.
If so, it is reasonable (and humane where human rights are concerned) to reconceive or reformulate things so as to bring about a situation where a right to X or not to X essentially means an ability to X or not to X.
Perhaps the way forward is to ask a question of this type:
Does the right I have to (speak freely for example) co-exist with a capacity to speak freely, or is this right undermined by a wrong; that is a law or principle or guideline or situation that makes my right either dangerous to implement, or difficult to implement?
If we can answer yes to such a question then we can conclude that what seems to be a right is actually a wrong. When a right is a wrong; something is always wrong; never right.http://sacvuitton2013.webs.com/
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