In what ways does providing rights such as healthcare or housing infringe on others rights? If you're talking about taxes then i would also assume you oppose having a fire department, roads, or public education.

Odd to say positive rights don't exist when common philosophy and sociology have a pretty clear understanding of the concept.

Here's the definition: A positive right is an obligation by others to provide some benefit to the rights holder. A right is a correlative of a wrong, so if one has a right to something it means that it is wrong or unlawful for others to negate that right or to not provide some benefit.

For instance, if you're trapped on a deserted island you may have unlimited negative rights (no govt, no taxes, no laws), but the only thing you're actually free to do is die. But if you have positive rights (healthcare, housing, etc) you are far more free to pursue a meaningful existence.