No person has a responsibility to anyone but himself, except in the limited view that his rights extend to only a point where another's rights begin. Only in that limited area where our rights intermingle do you owe a responsibility to me (per se).
they had right, but they were just violated and not respected, i am not sure about the responsibilities
Perhaps they're afraid to enter the responsibilities of a romantic relationship. Or maybe they're not just romantic people. Various reasons, but I think the first is more common.
just a king and queen
A "Just War" is an opinion. There are many reasons why someone would think a war is "Just". Some of these reasons include: To protect the rights of people, to prevent the mass loss of life, and to keep a dictator out of power. However, some people have trouble thinking that the loss of brave men and women from their country is justified.
jefferson believe just governments owe to their people is the Bill of Rights.
Well, honey, your employer might ask you about your rights to a safe working environment, fair pay, and proper breaks. They might also want to know if you understand your responsibilities to follow company policies, treat coworkers with respect, and meet job expectations. Just remember, ignorance ain't bliss when it comes to knowing your rights and responsibilities at work, so pay attention and speak up if you need clarification.
yes they do
No way people don't have the rights to steal but they just do it.
A legal person is an entity recognized by the law as having rights and responsibilities, such as corporations or governments. A natural person refers to an individual human being. Legal personhood allows entities to enter into contracts, own property, and be held accountable for their actions. This concept impacts society by extending rights and responsibilities beyond just individuals, influencing how businesses operate and how legal disputes are resolved.
Because it helped slaves get their rights of a citizen of the usa,and there are some other reasons this is just one of them.
People. Just people. They said to themselves "This is not right".
It depends on who you are talking about. An anti-federalist just didn't support the constitution. Each person considered an anti-federalist disliked the constitution for their own reasons. Most people believed the constitution would allow the federal government to become too powerful. Which is why some states refused to support the constitution with out the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights (just for your information) was the part of the constitution that stated the people's natural, "God given rights", that the government could not take away.