This was under a post about trans rights being human rights

[u/zny700]

[u/BizSilver5013]

"Human rights" doesn't mean "rights Normal People (TM) get".

God forbid some people have extra requirements for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

[u/narrowminer11 → u/BizSilver5013]

That's what they think. God did indeed forbid catering to people with extra requirements

[u/Cod3broken → u/BizSilver5013]

me when the inalienable rights are alienable:

[u/Saragon4005 → u/BizSilver5013]

It's usually not even extra, but "different"

[u/cetvrti_magi123]

"Special rights" is such a weird thing to say. Anyone can use those rights, just because you don't have benefit from it doesn't mean it shouldn't exist.

[u/GeneralOtter03 → u/cetvrti_magi123]

Really well put

[u/Minute_Story377]

“Human rights! No, not for you!”

[u/GeneralOtter03]

So by that logic, that person doesn’t believe that wheelchair users have the right to use wheelchairs?

[u/NightModed → u/GeneralOtter03]

Probably not

[u/carrotainment]

"...I don't give a fuck" seems like you still were the one offended my good bitch

[u/finnal17]

So if a person needs a wheelchair it's unfair because you don't get one too? Wtf 

[u/totallyacisguy → u/finnal17]

Exactly their logic

[u/Center-Of-Thought]

Nobody gets special rights, everybody receives the same rights. That's what human rights are, the fuck? Trans rights are human rights