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Will Cryptocurrency Bring about a Rebirth of Property Rights?
• Mises Wire - Victor VanelliThe right to property is considered a fundamental human right, recognized worldwide, as stated in international human rights documents like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Declaration of the Rights of Man. It is historically linked to natural rights. The Declaration of the Rights of Man regarded property as "an inviolable and sacred right."
According to Shane Courtland, Gerald Gaus and David Schmidtz, while classical liberals agree on the importance of private property, their views range from nearly anarchist to those advocating for significant state involvement. Nonetheless, property rights are generally seen as first-generation rights, intended to limit state power, and protect individuals from expropriation.
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1 Comments in Response to Will Cryptocurrency Bring about a Rebirth of Property Rights?
The first property right of everybody is the right to SELF: body, mind, activity if it doesn't act against the property rights of another, and ownership of things. Underage people have fundamental property rights if they know how to successfully fight for them. Most people don't know how to fight for their property rights, but rather use the crutch of government to do the fighting for them. Property rights are based in men/women ownership of whatever, based on the idea that everyone is created equal by God. The trick government has used to control us and our property rights is to state, and make us believe, that we are words and names on paper, as opposed to being men and women. You lose the right to stand in court (your property) if you hire an attorney; the attorney gets it - https://duckduckgo.com/?q=corpus+juris+secundum%2C+client+of+an+attorney&ia=web.