Individual Rights Day- August 29th -We the people, Stand up for them

Individual Rights Day falls on August 29 of every year. The day denotes the birth date of John Locke, the logician who first noticeably contended that an individual has a fundamental property right based up

on his status as a sovereign individual and that it is the government's role to defend that right and not to threat its residents as slaves.

History of Individual Rights Day

Dr Tom Stevens, the author of the Objectivist Party, who supports John Locke's ways of thinking with respect to the privileges of society's littlest minority and fundamental unit – the individual began the Individual Rights Day. As per John Locke, "Anything that the man has as an issue of human rights or social equality is to remain sacredly his," and in spite of the fact that Locke conceded that individuals gave up some normal rights in return for the aggregate security managed by social orders. He held that basic individual rights incorporate life, property, freedom, the right to speak freely, opportunity of religion and opportunity to appeal to the administration.

Step by step instructions to Celebrate Individuals Rights Day

The most ideal approach to praise the Individuals Rights Day is by finding out about John Locke and his perspectives, assessing your nation's pledge to the security of rights and valuing the estimation of opportunity and the religious idea of individual rights. You can likewise find out about Ayn Rand and her reason for perceiving that each man is brought into the world with "singular rights" that can't be squashed upon by the legislature or by others. At that point you can analyze the idea of "singular rights" with those of "aggregate rights." You can utilize the hashtag #IndividualsRightsDay to post via web-based networking media.