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Answer: Yes. The ability to protest is connected to the fact we live in a democratic country. Many laws were passed that allowed us to protest as long as we aren't hurting anyone freely.

This means you can voice your opinions and criticize verbally against the government, etc. In some other non-democratic countries, you can go to jail or be given big fines for protesting.

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