What is the Difference Between Individual Rights and Entitlements?

Kim invites Marshall Dawson, President of Liberty Toastmasters North into the studio. Listening is a key ingredient in productive conversations. Sunday’s Americans Veterans Stories at 3-4pm on KLZ will feature one of the very few Marine female WW II veterans. People who are smart tend to be avid readers. Colorado HB21-1115, Board Of Health Member Requirements, would overrule home rule. Business owners should be on health boards after the economic losses suffered by numerous businesses due to Wuhan-China virus disruption restrictions enacted by the health boards.

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Kim and Marshall invite members of Toastmasters Club North and Denver to address two key questions: What is the difference between individual rights and entitlements? Is there a right to violate the individual rights of others? The conversations include entitlements are through policy whereas rights are inalienable; government interference is clearly visible when entitlements are dispersed; rights do not have a cost and entitlements are a transfer of money; a right is a moral concept vs. an entitlement that is a legal concept and; each individual has the right to be productive and spend their earned income as they wish as opposed to the government taking it and subsidizing the government’s proclaimed “winner.” Kim and Marshall conclude stating that equity and equality are vastly different and we must not hesitate to let others know this.