True human rights protect us from coercion. They don’t entitle us to other people’s labor.
Healthcare isn’t a right; it’s a service requiring doctors, nurses, innovation, and resources. Declaring it one doesn’t create more of it. It just justifies forcing others to provide it.
Real rights are freedoms from interference.
Positive “rights” to services inevitably lead to rationing, shortages, and lower quality. Progress comes from voluntary cooperation, markets, and personal responsibility, not mandates.
Compassion yes. Coercion no.