If we believe that we have a right and practice that right, such as the right to an education, and then for some reason that right is taken from us is this now an alleged moral right? Also are there any absolute rights that anyone can think of? Is this kind of delimma what Wellman talks about in chapter 7 about going to far? I have to agree with his conclusion about the prolifration of rights being a good thing, You have to stand for something or you'll fall for anything!