how do we live without rights?

Yeah, I think the best way to approach politics

is that phrase, the purpose of a system is what it does.

And rights were something that once sustained us,

and now something that's leveraged against us.

So if you think about that paradigm, right?

Like we've all been sharing, you know, the Wikipedia entry,

the purpose of a system is what it does.

And when you address politics and you try to interpret the means by

which they're justifying their own regime behavior and their own regime

objectives that's that's where politics lies.

So rights is something that we have to interpret within the context of our own political dynamics.

You know, when we sit there and we blueprint out the ideal society or how society should actually function in some utopian situation

We're actually

Deviating from the purpose of politics the purpose of politics is to leverage and weaponize our own

interests based on what we can do and based on what we want to see to protect ourselves

from our enemies and push back against it. And right now, our enemies are the ones that set the framing.

They set the rhetorical dynamics, and they're the ones that set,

they're the ones that define everything.

They control the institutions, they control political theory, and they're the ones that are weaponizing

words like rights for their own purposes.

So I don't think we, I mean we can sit there and we can talk about the historical nature of rights, but we also have to understand that rights were

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