Is it valid to speak about Human Rights?

photo: Porapak Apichodilok



Nowadays many people get out on the streets and join massive protests about their rights. The most fundamental rights of them all are their Human Rights. But, is it valid to speak about human rights?
Why yes or why not?

Why are so many human rights getting usurped and violated everyday? Why are Human Rights being fought for with so much vigor and so many wonderful things are being said about them? Why do so many disgraceful acts and laws happen in the name of a such a good "thing"?

I think I know why.  The reason is that so many people are not considered actual humans anymore. When you have foreign agents (which are foreign to the body but unrecognizable to it) that are artificial and that settle permanently in your body and/or organs and/or brain, then you are not human anymore. You are either considered a cyborg or a robot. These foreign agents get through the body and pass through the brain-blood barrier in many ways. Look it up yourself.

Laugh as much as you like. I say that people must focus on passing laws about cyborgs -- not only the rights of robots -- instead of only paying attention to human rights. Human rights is a modern term for and obsolete creature. And people nowadays are not obsolete. We are just being brainwashed about what is actually true. Today's people are something in between a human-being and an actual robot. We just have to think outside the box.

This sensitive matter touches upon the bioethics subject. It's time for review.