> Lincoln went on to further prove there is no divine power enforcing these rights,

This is a straw man that nobody is arguing.

> Now, we can say things like "well, you can't concentrate information"

Again, nobody is arguing that "concentrating information" is bad. They're arguing that the expression of ideas in a specific format is a type of property, and that what AI companies are doing is immoral theft. Further, states and the federal government have the means and impetus to prosecute theft according to the powers given them by the Constitution. The only thing that is stopping them from doing so is that the claim that theft has occurred is contested, and the method in question has not been successfully tried in court in the broad.