We demand that all citizens will have equal rights, and equal duties to society. Those who refuse to carry out their duties will be stripped of their rights.
It has become almost ubiquitous in recent years to talk about 'rights' as though they are air or running water. Every ambition, privilige or hope is framed in the context of 'human rights', especially by the political left. But very rarely, if ever, do you hear the same voices saying anything about responsibilities or duties. The only exception is when they try and argue that their 'responsibility' is to ensure that they get their 'rights'.
The one-sided nature of this equation is creating a society in which those who contribute the least, feel totally comfortable in demanding the most, and in which those who work hard for themselves and the people around them, are treated like slaves in the preservation of people who ultimately never cared about anyone but themselves.
The entire concept of 'inalienable' rights is antithetical to a national community. Ultimately, nobody should have the right to simply do whatever they please, regardless of how their behaviour affects their fellow citizens. Nobody should have the right to put themselves before their entire society.
The national community as a whole is ALWAYS more important than any one individual within it.
The answer is that any rights which our citizens have (and deservedly so) are to be intrinsically linked to responsibility and duties that they have to society. These responsibilities and duties fill out some of the twenty demands, but they are all fundamentally rooted in the idea that every citizen must do something, somehow to benefit their national community, if they want to be part of that national community, with all the benefits that it brings.
By National Rebirth Party
