According to Locke, what is the natural state of human beings? How does this

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sineoko [7]3 years ago

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Locke argued that perhaps the life, freedom or assets of no one would have been protected in a natural state and there will be no state or rules to protect them. That's why citizens have chosen to form governments.

Explanation:

Locke claims that an individual must use the authority to crush in the natural state to protect his culture, which is humanity as a whole. However, the right to prosecute is to be exercised for the advantage of his own individual culture since states are created.

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