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Al68 said:If you're referring to a natural right, such as the right to self defense, yes: it's the result of scientific research that defending oneself is possible naturally, in the complete absence of any rule constructed for that purpose. That power exists naturally, either as a result of Darwinism, cosmic luck, or "endowed by God", whichever one prefers.
That's an ability, not a right; a right implies fundamental moral permission, not just the capacity. example: You could kill me, but do you have the right? That kind of thing...