What rights do you consider to be individual rights?

Everything and anything you were born able to do, except harming or stealing from another human.

The people derive their rights from their humanity, not from the permission of a government.

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Everything that isn't a crime. I need the government to keep the roads up, protect the homeland, insure government parks are up to speed, shut down the borders,......then leave me the hell alone to make my own decisions, take my own risks to succeed, stay out of my way so my family can do what it is to make my next generation better than me.

If not....we have reverse Darwinism creating nothing more than a 3rd world nation status of the socially addicted and the hand out freebee crowd. We're almost there now and China is funding it.

My right to live freely as a free man.

What do you mean "issues" of daily life? The government have the power to intervene into anything we do, with probable cause.

The right to be left alone by the federal government. The right to be free. The right to make my own decisions. The right to do anything that is not illegal. The right not to buy health care insurance if I don't want to.

"They: The makers of the Constitution: conferred,

as against the government, the right to be let alone --

the most comprehensive of rights and

the right most valued by civilized men."

Justice Louis D. Brandeis

competing for goodness and love, is what we have, and everything will be ok.