> there isn't even right to possess cars
What?
If it's available for sale, and the ownership is not restricted by legislation, how do I not have a right to possess a car?
What?
If it's available for sale, and the ownership is not restricted by legislation, how do I not have a right to possess a car?
Even natural rights are enumerated in law.
If it's not in legislation it's just a privilege, not a right, and can be superceded without appeal by e.g. a court order.