Connections between the Declaration of Independence and the second principle, social contract.

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the Declaration of Independence and the second principle indicate that the most basic human law of nature is the preservation of man kind.Individuals have both a duty and a right to preserve<span> their own lives. This makes people have the full rights about their choice of jobs, religions, sexual partner, etc.
</span>If the government persecutes its own people with<span>"a long train of abuses" by limiting their freedom, it will come a day when the people gonna revolt and overthrow the government.</span>

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