It is not a “basic human right” to have someone else deliver water to your house.
“It is not a “basic human right” to have someone else deliver water to your house.”
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No, it is not, as far as I can see, the only things that might qualify to be called basic human rights are the rights you could enjoy if you were the only living human on the planet. In truth I think there are even more basic human rights for the last person alive on the planet than for the ones living on this crowded globe. Those who imagine they have a basic human right to something that must be provided by another person are simply nuts.
It certainly should be obvious by now that anything remotely resembling true freedom can only exist in sparsely populated areas, once the crowding begins freedom starts to be lost. Of course true freedom demands personal responsibility and that is the opposite of having basic human rights provided by others.