I can sort of see the logic in the post, since most rights are derived from property rights under English common law. On the other hand, that abstraction doesn't mean that everything that one has a right to is property.
Theres a right to publicity, a right to privacy, a right to vote, and none of these strictly apply to property, but the property framework is the basis for these rights since there's something valuable and important individuals control.
Theres a right to publicity, a right to privacy, a right to vote, and none of these strictly apply to property, but the property framework is the basis for these rights since there's something valuable and important individuals control.
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