Noobles, yes,  SOME rights that are clearly universal, should not have to be "earned" anew by each generation. Among these, freedom of speech, religion, freedom to associate in groups of like-minded people.

But at some point you hit an issue, illustrated by Gilligan's Island, the TV show where about a dozen people get stuck on an island together for years after their boat crashes there.

Should they on Gilligan's Island have the above rights? Sure, they do not cost money, nor need technology. If Maryanne wants to worship trees as a druid, if Gilligan wants to tell others that he hopes US President Johnson improves streets back home, terrific, have at it.

But what if Ginger wants a safe abortion? And what if the Professor gets a rare blood disease that costs a million dollars a year to treat? And what if Maryanne gives birth to a malformed infant costing 2 million a year to keep alive?

Out of luck, 3 of 3, on island. Probably out of luck, 2 of 3, in Canada.

Limits exist.