clarification about the definition of "Rights to Ought Fallacy"
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Original Question
The definition of "Rights to Ought Fallacy" starts with: "When one gives a reason for one's rights (constitutional or other) with what one should do". I don't get it the way it is written. Is it syntactically correct? What I understand the meaning to be is something along the lines of "When one conflates one's rights with what one should do". But I can't say I understand what you meant as it is written. Can you explain?
Answers
1It is not written well, thank you I will fix that.
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