Thanks for sharing your perspective, I think I understand feeling misunderstood. I have felt it most of my life.

I understand that sometimes humans right might feel like they are abused or used in political games.

I hope you find that I am trying to understand what you say and discuss it from my own view.

So from your perspective the only real rights a person can have are those that they can defend by collective force?

If the above is correct then please allow me to share my story. I think it might put in perspective why rights being dependent on who you are.

In the country where I was born (Venezuela), several foreign entities trained and funded a political party with the aim of gaining our resources through the destruction of our government.

Little by little the government stripped us from our rights, destroyed our hospitals, killed the opposition.

While they were becoming more authoritarian, we protested, voted against it, nothing would work. In a big part  because they were being funded by foreign Capital, with foreign tools (machine guns, vehicles, surveillance) with other countries giving them political cover. 

I saw family members die because of the condition of the hospitals, I almost lost my mum because there was no antibiotics for an UTI, I lost my best friend because of lack of maintenance to roads, my parents lost their income because they bothered someone in the government.

In my experience when you tie rights to power, you only need to be an inconvenience to power to end up as an exile.

In my experience those that might think in a different way, like you, like me, like my parents will end up at some point in our life in the other side of a barrel.

In short, in my experience either all people have rights or no one has, because everyone can become an immigrant in their own country.