Privilege 和 right 的區別？

A right is something you are born with, and you will die with, granted to you by your “Creator”. A privilege is granted to you by the King, General, Church, or the State, and may be revoked at any time, if one loses favour. This is usually caused by a failure “consider the king”, a failure to pay the “royalty”, tax, indulgence, tithe, license fee, etc. So-called “Civil Rights” are by definition, conveyed by positive law, and thus are more akin to privileges than to natural rights. So-called “Civil Liberties” are by definition natural immunities to government interference, and are thus are more akin to proper natural rights. Rights exist before, and are thus superior to, privileges.