The image features a black background with white text, presenting a critical commentary on the concept of rights in a political context. The text is structured in a series of statements, each emphasizing the idea that rights are not secure under the current system. The first statement highlights the vulnerability of rights to a "Bad President" and the dependency on a "Good President" to restore them, suggesting that such rights are not truly inalienable. The second statement argues that if politicians can take or distribute rights, they are not "inalienable" and are instead "conditional privileges." The third statement asserts that the current system grants rights based on the whims of those in power, rather than as inherent rights. The final statement calls for a system where no one has the power to take away rights, implying a need for a more robust protection of individual liberties.

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