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The [[communists]] are proponents of positive rights it is their stance on this that makes them label the market as [[coercive]]
The [[communists]] are proponents of positive rights it is their stance on this that makes them label the market as [[coercive]]
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Latest revision as of 12:27, 25 May 2013

A positive right is the right to be provided something by the action of another.

Positive rights are the antithesis of negative rights.

The communists are proponents of positive rights it is their stance on this that makes them label the market as coercive


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