#KnowYourRights
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black loss the 9th edition the word
right
proper under law morality or ethics
something that is due to a person by
just clean legal guarantee or moral
principle a power privilege or immunity
secured to a person by law a legally
enforceable claim that another will do
or will not do a given act black loss
9th edition absolute right a right that
belongs to every human being such as the
right of personal liberty a natural
right
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black loss the ninth edition in alien
bowl right a right that cannot be
transferred or surrendered especially a
natural right such as the right to own
property also termed inherent right
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black law's 9th edition legal right this
is a right created or recognized by law
black law's the 9th edition natural
right this is a right that is conceived
as part of natural law and that is
therefore thought to exist independently
of Rights created by government or
society such as a right to life liberty
and property
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when we look into black los the ninth
edition under the word legal right we
find that a legal right there's a right
that has been created by law or it is a
right that is it recognized by law so a
legal right breaks down in two ways it
is a right that's created by law or it
is a right that is recognized by law so
Allah didn't create it but they
recognize it now absolute right when you
look into legal definitions legal
terminology this describes or this means
rights which belong to every human being
so an absolute right are rights that
belong to every human being then they
qualify it a bit more they say natural
rights now when you look at the word
natural rights you see the following
that these are rights which are part of
natural law and these natural rights
they exist independently of rights
created by the government or society so
natural rights exist and they're not
created by the government or by society
so here we see that legal rights are
created by law so by the government by
the justice system so legal rights
created by law the government or the
justice system and then natural rights
exist independently of the government or
society and are not created by the
government or society so these rights
these natural rights that exist
independently are recognized a
recognized legal right they're not
created by government but yet they exist
it's an absolute right that every human
being has in natural law and they're not
created by government yet
they're recognized so they can come into
being a legal right legal rights then
are therefore either created or are
recognized by law or by the justice
system now legal rights that are created
they are created by law ie through the
justice system the Parliament of Canada
the legislators of Canada through the
enactments and regulations this that is
how these rights and duties are created
now recognized we have absolute rights
remember as human beings we have
absolute right in fact they are in Alien
bull right they are part of us and can
never be removed these are our natural
rights now notice the description that
black law's gives in 9th edition
actually when you're talking about
natural rights rights if you will say
that are under common law you're going
to notice that it always follows this
type of description now in black last
ninth as i shared with you and says such
as natural rights such as the right to
life they articulated they enlist it
they enumerated the liberty and property
so these are natural rights natural
rights such as life liberty and property
now where else do we see this type of
reasoning or type of writing here in
Canada when we look at the constitution
act of canada 1982 article 7 you guys
should be familiar with that article of
law by now where it says everyone has
the right to life liberty and the
security of the person and the right not
to be deprived her of except with the
principles of fundamental justice so
when we look into the constitution act
1982 and their enumerated life liberty
and security of the person and then we
come to an understanding that these
rights here life liberty and security of
the person are actually natural rights
it's not hard to make that connection
they say oh geez so an article 7 they're
referring to natural rights alone
and these natural rights they belong to
human beings what will we see the
justice system that article that I read
for you it states that article 7 of the
constitution act 1982 only applies to
human beings and not to corporate
figures or artificial entities those
legal persons they state that article 7
only refers to human beings not to the
legal person we understand what's being
a numerator there it was being listed
there are natural rights life liberty
and property so this these natural
rights of life liberty and property
they're actually a legal right that we
can claim to that we can lay hold upon
because this legal right is recognized
in law the constitution act of canada
1982 article 7 now first look at what
this is titled legal rights you see that
legal rights article 7 everyone has the
right to life liberty and security of
the person and the right not to be
deprived thereof except in accordance
with the principles of fundamental
justice justice Canada Graeme Gratton
everyone read as a whole it appears that
section 7 of the constitution act of
Canada 1982 was intended to confer
protection on a singular human level a
plain common sense reading of the phrase
everyone has the right to life liberty
and security of the person serves to
underline the human element involved
only human beings can enjoy these rights
everyone then must be read in the light
of the rest of the section and defined
to exclude corporations and other
artificial entities and capable of
enjoying life liberty or security of the
person and include only human beings
again just to briefly run it down
looking at natural rights these are
rights that are absolute and their
inalienable they're part of who you are
as human beings now
they give us what natural rights are
when they try to teach us or bring forth
or the natural right is they use the
example of life liberty and property we
go into canadian constitution act of
canada and we see article 7 is an
expression it's an expression of natural
rights here in canada an article 7 of
this constitution act of canada applies
only to the human beings so they're well
well aware of the fact that in article 7
natural rights have been brought in more
than just that but just showing you the
connection so through this article now
constitution actor canada article 7 this
became a legal right through who
incorporate a person the artificial
person or the citizen of canada the man
or the woman i don't know who who
doesn't affect who do you think it
affects this is natural rights natural
being expressed here the justice system
specifically states that this verse this
article applies only to human beings yet
it is a legal right is it not it was
titled under article 7 of the
constitution act and it expressed legal
rights well we just learned tonight that
the legal rights are what they are
rights that are created or rights that
are recognized so these rights here to
life liberty and security of the person
are recognized and it is a legal right
that a human being can stand under and
stand under now we're going to look at
the flip side of this the right but
created by the government and how
they're applying this upon the
individuals that are living here in
canada the constitution act of canada
1867 better known as the British North
American Act article 9 executive power
this means controlling power ruling
power the executive government and
authority you know what that word
authority means over Canada is hereby
declared to continue to be vested in the
Queen
so the executive government and
authority of an over Canada is hereby
declared to be continued and be vested
in the Queen black loss 9th edition
vested right a right that's so
completely and definitely belongs to a
person that it cannot be impaired or
taken away without the person's consent
oath of allegiance an oath of allegiance
is an oath whereby a subject or citizen
acknowledges a duty of allegiance and
swears loyalty to a monarch or country
allegiance is a duty of fidelity said to
be owed by a subject or citizen to his
or her sovereign both any type of
attestation by which an individual
signifies that he or she is bound in
conscience to perform a particular act
truthfully and faithfully a solemn
declaration of truth or obligation
obligation Canadian citizenship act or
enactment oath or affirmation of
citizenship I swear that I will be
faithful and bear true allegiance to Her
Majesty Queen Elizabeth the second queen
of Canada her heirs and successors and
that I will faithfully observe the laws
of canada and fulfill my duties as a
Canadian citizen looking into the
constitution act of canada 1867 we find
that the executive powers the
controlling powers the ruling powers the
authority has been vested in the queen
that's what it declares and we see that
vested means that she has invested right
she absolutely is considered the
authority and the executive power here
in Canada at that time in 1867 we
learned further on through law that her
successors claimed this right also
through the citizenship act of Canada
okay we see that the individual is led
to make a pledge an oath of allegiance
to the Queen and they clearly define
which Queen they're talking about they
say queen elizabeth the second and they
title her the queen of Canada now this
Queen Elizabeth the second is a living
being she is an individual she is a
human being she went through a
coronation she's a living being now
through this oath of allegiance this
produces duties and obligations and
actually puts binds upon us or upon that
subject that citizen Canadian citizen
through that oath of allegiance you have
said with your tongue with your words
that I promise to their true allegiance
to Her the Queen to be faithful to her
to her successors to her heirs and to
obey the laws of canada and to fulfill
my duties as a Canadian citizen so to
obey the laws of canada now we looked at
laws here in canada there are laws that
are created rights duties that are
created by the government and there are
rights and duties that exist that are
not created by the government but still
so as I can Indian citizen we have
declared now that we will obey the law
and that we will be subject and a
servant of Her Majesty this is a federal
enactment it's called the civil marriage
act some of you may be familiar with it
civil marriage act now notice this now
therefore Her Majesty by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate and
House of Commons of Canada in acts as
follows listen another federal enactment
it's designated or called the tobacco
act now look there for her majesty by
and with the advice and consent of the
Senate and House of Commons of Canada
in acts as follows so taking an oath to
the Queen produces the obligation my
allegiance towards her now as you saw in
the enactments in the regulations that I
shared with you it says her Majesty
therefore in acts with the advice and
consent of the House of Commons and
descendent the following loss so her
Majesty in acts laws so Her Majesty
creates laws she creates she gives force
laws which are give rights and duties
now these laws are enforced upon or
these laws are then enforce these laws
on her subjects and servants so they
create these laws where she creates
these laws Her Majesty an accident then
they apply them upon the subject and
servant of Her Majesty not the human
being you see her majesty queen
elizabeth the second canada the crown
they don't have the right to bypass our
natural rights and one of our natural
rights that any of us can understand
without having to read international
covenants or constitution act of canada
is that no one can force us into
servitude or slavery we know that is
part of our heart we understand that I
won't try and force someone to be my
slave neither what I want them to come
and try and force me to be their slave
or their servant that's part of natural
rights in 1976 Canada became a signatory
to the International Covenant on human
rights now these international covenants
on Human Rights was an expression or
part of an expression of natural law
remember we just spoke about the fact
that no one should be able to force you
into slavery neither should i be able to
force someone else into slavery well
this is articulated enumerated list
within the covenants it's a ripe a
natural right that has been recognized
that says done no man can force us to be
their servant can force us to be their
subject this is a natural right that we
have now being signatory to these
covenants it produce an obligation upon
Canada to ensure protect and respect
these natural rights that were
enumerated in the covenants if you've
watched some of my videos you understand
that the covenants themselves set the
Canada that these rights and freedoms
that are expressed here in our covenants
must find their expression in the
constitution act of your country and
that's why in 1982 Canada redid their
constitution act they had the obligation
to include the international company
rights that are included in the
international covenants into the
constitution act of canada and that part
was natural law and then we flip it
around how we go back to article 7
remember me read were the justice system
and everyone knows that these rights of
life liberty and security of the person
only applied to human beings so while
before in the constitution act of canada
1867 there was not any natural law
natural rights being recognized when
they redid it the constitution act in
1982 they then have to recognize or had
to bring forth give effect protect
respect the natural law that the
covenants were bringing forth and they
did there's more than just article 7 I
just used us as a primary example for
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