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人权与主权

前些天看到一个，讲测定一个人的政治倾向。其中有一道题选择说是：
“人权高于主权” 还是 “主权高于人权”。

博主说博主本人选择是“人权高于主权”，可是博主国内的的父亲却选择是“主权高于人权”。

其实这根本就是一个伪命题，茶余饭后聊聊，口水战一下还可以。可是要是仔细追究起来，恐怕事实上美国国家都采用的是“主权高于人权”的行为。打个比方说，现在很多国家的人民都想加入美国，拥有美国国籍。如果我们把人权定义为：人有追求自由，幸福的权利。那么这些想加入美国国籍的人们的意愿就是人权的范畴。那人权是不是要高于主权呢？我想大家都知道，因为美国的主权关系，美国要审查你的资格。如果能为美国所用，美国欢迎你加入；如果不是，恐怕就很难咯。

当年日本侵华打的旗号是建立大东亚共荣圈，只是没有民主那么好听而已。
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