Who can't have children has the right to use another woman's body? The capitalist market has no problem in smuggling bodies. Let us defend freedom: as long as the one who rents his utero makes the “free” decision, money is also free to buy whatever he wants with his money. You are entitled to do so. Is motherhood a right?

People who have “need” to purchase a new mobile to their adolescent children also have the right to have a job: to exploit their right. The institutions should ensure work, employ the unemployed to carry out the necessary activities or not. Does this make sense?

In writing that the children of Yemen are entitled to food, it seems to me that the letters of the right word are going down. They're brought in the air, like they're made of sand.

Prisoners also have rights. And a few years ago in Euskal Herria we are “claiming” these rights in a “thoughtless and civilized” way. And we sat there waiting for the rights to come, as if they were buses that are slightly delayed.

Is the right more than capacity? Does this word serve us for something?