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3 years ago

How can we have unalienable rights and take them away if they are unalienable?

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kondaur [170]3 years ago

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Answer:

You can't. "It is important to understand that the very premise of our nation is the fact that these rights, based on Natural Law, are "God-given." If they are not given to us by an Authority higher than human government, then any government action to abolish those rights would be against God's will. Rights that are subject to government restriction or license are called a privilege rather than a right."

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Alabama 7

Alaska 1

Arizona 9

Arkansas 4

California 53

Colorado 7

Connecticut 5

Delaware 1

Florida 27

Georgia 14

Hawaii 2

Idaho 2

Illinois 18

Indiana 9

Iowa 4

Kansas 4

Kentucky 6

Louisiana 6

Maine 2

Maryland 8

Massachusetts 9

Michigan 14

Minnesota 8

Mississippi 4

Missouri 8

Montana 1

Nebraska 3

Nevada 4

New Hampshire 2

New Jersey 12

New Mexico 3

New York 27

North Carolina 13

North Dakota 1

Ohio 16

Oklahoma 5

Oregon 5

Pennsylvania 18

Rhode Island 2

South Carolina 7

South Dakota 1

Tennessee 9

Texas 36

Utah 4

Vermont 1

Virginia 11

Washington 10

West Virginia 3

Wisconsin 8

Wyoming 1

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