Who decides when something I want to do is guaranteed to me as a right, or given to me as a privilege?
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That depends on where you live. Some countries have a written, or assumed constitution, that lays out what are accepted as basic human rights in that country (or Union). Other countries have a different form of government, and they might decide what is a basic human right for their people. Coldwar CCCP had a very different view on some basic human rights to, say, USA. So, to answer your question, your present, or past, government, usually through a constitution, decides what is your right and what is a privilege.
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Between parent and child: Parent. Between friends: Mutual
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