Natural Rights

What is the primary focus of Bastiat's book?

• Natural rights protection

• Mathematical theories

• French history

• Cooking recipes

What does the right to life mean?

• You are free to live

• You are free to travel

• You are free to speak freely

• You have the ability to own property

What can you do with the right to liberty?

• Take others' belongings

• Do anything that doesn't harm others

• Ignore laws

• Live anywhere without permission

What does liberty allow you to say?

• Anything that is true

• Whatever you want, respectfully

• Only positive things

• Secrets about others

What example is given to illustrate the right to property?

• A borrowed car

• A rented apartment

• A library book

• A collection of gummy bears

Why are rights to life, liberty, and property important?

• They are important because they are granted by the government

• They are important because they protect us and we need to protect them.

• They are important because they change every year

• They are important because they make life fun

What happens if your property rights are violated?

• Someone takes your belongings without permission

• You receive a new item as replacement

• You can ignore it

• It's considered a minor issue

Ready for a liberty challenge? What's another cool example of the right of liberty?

• Hurting people

• Choosing any church we vibe with

• Breaking windows of an office building

• Zooming on the freeway

Imagine you're chilling at home, and suddenly someone decides to grab your favorite stuff without asking or any legal reason. Cool or not cool?

• Super cool, take everything!

• Not cool, that's mine!