Lawrence Widow Shock at Decision

[Don Corleone]

One of the things that defines our societies as civilized is that we understand that people have rights that are not changeable or dependent on each persons actions...no matter how good or bad they may be.

this person murdered a fellow man....he was put in jail for it and rightfully so.....justice served, case closed, to suggest that he no longer is allowed to basic human rights is taking it too far in my opinion.

When did residing in a country of which you're not a citizen become a basic human right?

I hear those terms "Basic human rights", "Universal human rights", and the like thrown around in a lot of different contexts. As far as I can tell, "Basic Human right" or "universal human right" means "Whatever I want but can't come up with a sound legal principle justifying it".