Human Rights Essay… A human right is defined as any right a human possesses simply because they were born human, these rights should not be taken away under any circumstance or for any reason. Human rights are important to a society's success because they help to make people realize what they should have and what they are or are not getting, this means people are upset when being reined over, when a man woman or child does not have the right to certain things. But does every single human deserve any single right? My answer to this is no, because there are terrible people who do terrible things who may not deserve to live or should be slaves to their parents because they are under a certain age. I will go into depth on three things considered
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Most people think in the mindset that most people deserve the right to live and not have life taken from you but have they thought about those who don’t deserve this right? If you decide to take the life of 48 women then while in prison you admit to killing nearly twice as many should you be able to keep your life? Gary Ridgway a.k.a. “The Green River Killer” admitted to killing 75-80 women as young as 15 years old, most under the age of 22, he sexually assaulted them then strangled them and left their bodies thrown near the bank and even submerged in the green river near seattle washington. This man was sentenced to 48 consecutive life sentences, one for each of the bodies that were found. A life sentence lasts your whole life so tell me how will Ridgway live 48 times? This man was offered a deal in order to avoid the death penalty but really we know he will never carry out his sentence which means at least 47 young women's lives will never be paid for. Does this man deserve to keep his life? If not you believe that “the right to not have life taken from you” should not in fact be a human …show more content…
People abuse the right of free opinion and expression every day; when it comes to bullying, posting or sending photos without others permission, cyber attacks and street art. First in december 18 year old Brandy Vela took her own life due to the fact that she was bullied on social media sites because of her weight. Her peers posted her phone number to sights with advertisements of her giving her body away, and worst of all she committed suicide in front of her sister, parents and grandparents because she could not bear the way people exercised their rights. Second even with consent of a photo being taken is it ok to post this photo to public accounts without consent of everyone photographed? I certainly don't think so, an adult could lose their jobs because they were “tagged” in a photo taken at a party, this happens all too often and should be taken more seriously. Third street art is a beautiful yet illegal way to express yourself, defacing someone’s private property even for a good cause is wrong. This puts business owners out of hundreds of dollars at a time because of the need for repaint or a pressure washing,and the worst part is you can walk through almost any alleyway and find graphiti, this also happens to much. These instances prove that the right to free expression should not be a human
Most people think in the mindset that most people deserve the right to live and not have life taken from you but have they thought about those who don’t deserve this right? If you decide to take the life of 48 women then while in prison you admit to killing nearly twice as many should you be able to keep your life? Gary Ridgway a.k.a. “The Green River Killer” admitted to killing 75-80 women as young as 15 years old, most under the age of 22, he sexually assaulted them then strangled them and left their bodies thrown near the bank and even submerged in the green river near seattle washington. This man was sentenced to 48 consecutive life sentences, one for each of the bodies that were found. A life sentence lasts your whole life so tell me how will Ridgway live 48 times? This man was offered a deal in order to avoid the death penalty but really we know he will never carry out his sentence which means at least 47 young women's lives will never be paid for. Does this man deserve to keep his life? If not you believe that “the right to not have life taken from you” should not in fact be a human …show more content…
People abuse the right of free opinion and expression every day; when it comes to bullying, posting or sending photos without others permission, cyber attacks and street art. First in december 18 year old Brandy Vela took her own life due to the fact that she was bullied on social media sites because of her weight. Her peers posted her phone number to sights with advertisements of her giving her body away, and worst of all she committed suicide in front of her sister, parents and grandparents because she could not bear the way people exercised their rights. Second even with consent of a photo being taken is it ok to post this photo to public accounts without consent of everyone photographed? I certainly don't think so, an adult could lose their jobs because they were “tagged” in a photo taken at a party, this happens all too often and should be taken more seriously. Third street art is a beautiful yet illegal way to express yourself, defacing someone’s private property even for a good cause is wrong. This puts business owners out of hundreds of dollars at a time because of the need for repaint or a pressure washing,and the worst part is you can walk through almost any alleyway and find graphiti, this also happens to much. These instances prove that the right to free expression should not be a human