Aristotelian Foundations of Rights

When he actually gets to the rights theory, and that's what he spends most of his time on. He doesn't talk much about the ethical foundations of rights that he roots in aristotle but the application of rights. And so people sometimes forget or miss his aristotelian foundations and interpret him as kind of morbid ontologistd. But for him, it's still all part of that broaderistline framework. So then this very strong conception of right turns into individualist anarchism which is a second form of anarcho-sympathy.