“Every? Regardless of the circumstances? Even the 12th child of a seamstress in Bangladesh can become rich, or a disabled boy from India. Although if you don’t have the same opportunities if you have a disability, you don’t need to look to India, it’s enough to stay here. Anyone who doesn’t work should kindly stand aside and keep quiet. If we’re in a good mood, they’ll get a little something because we’re so kind. But kindness is not a right, but a paternalistic act. Everyone should have the right to a humane existence in order to be able to claim the rights that are enshrined in the so-called human rights,” replies the lady who is talking to her counterpart is still considered poor, cool.
“What does this have to do with human rights? They apply anyway and we take them seriously,” explains the other with conviction.