For me they are procedures, I can’t explain it well cause it had to be drilled in me, but what is commonly referred to as rights are procedures in trials and arbitrations. So showing the opposite side was not following those procedures “aka rights” is the best way to win…. Like I live in evidence and procedure, and then go to the substantive part of the case which is referred to as the facts.
Property law is a foundation of most of our rights, going back to the constitution and the bill of rights. Property is where the colonist and later Americans had the biggest issue legally because they considered black people property and natives had no right to own property if claimed by a settler.
I had to do a lot of reading and spent years taking classes to confidently say what I said and feel free to get another professionals opinion but property rights is the most immutable thing in the law. You can go state to state and 95% of it (maybe more) carries over between states. That’s unique and I would argue planned by the founding fathers.