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The significance of rights in a democracy

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Expert · Level 68 · personal liberty,social justice,accountability
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  1. Because they also create social justice, equality, and public accountability
  2. Because they have no relation with individuals
  3. Because they are only government convenience
  4. Because they end liberty
Expert · Level 68 · criticism,reasonable limits,suppression
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  1. Government is becoming more democratic
  2. It is necessary to distinguish limits on rights from suppression
  3. Citizens need no rights
  4. Every criticism is violence
Expert · Level 68 · aware citizenship,rights protection,valid protest
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  1. Aware citizens can identify violations and oppose through valid methods
  2. Aware citizens give up rights
  3. Awareness stops courts
  4. Awareness increases discrimination
Expert · Level 68 · concentration of power,courts,public debate
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  1. They give all decisions to one person
  2. They make citizens, courts, and public debate instruments of control
  3. They end opposition
  4. They remove the Constitution
Expert · Level 68 · equal citizenship,status,identity
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  1. Because citizens' status may vary by identity and power
  2. Because all citizens will become more equal
  3. Because law will become more fair
  4. Because discrimination will end
Expert · Level 68 · weakening rights,civil liberties,democracy health
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  1. Change in tax rates
  2. Opening of new schools
  3. Pressure on peaceful criticism, assembly, and free information
  4. Increase in number of voting machines
Expert · Level 68 · weaker groups,public issue,petition
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  1. By silently accepting injustice
  2. By spreading violence
  3. By acting outside law
  4. Through petition, media, association, and peaceful assembly
Expert · Level 68 · liberty,equality,equal protection
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  1. Because liberty without equal protection may remain limited to some people
  2. Because equality always ends liberty
  3. Because neither relates to democracy
  4. Because liberty is only an issue of the rich
Expert · Level 68 · democratic rights,dignity,justice,accountability
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  1. They make democracy only a system of changing government
  2. They make democracy a system of citizen dignity, justice, and accountability
  3. They remove citizens from public life
  4. They free majority from all limits
Expert · Level 68 · dictatorship,challenge power,rights
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  1. Because citizens cannot challenge power, criticize, or demand justice
  2. Because elections will be freer
  3. Because minorities will be safer
  4. Because courts will be more effective
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,expert,accountability
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  1. When they allow citizens to make legitimate claims against power
  2. When they remain written only in government announcements
  3. When they give unlimited power to the majority
  4. When they silence citizens after elections
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,majority,constitutional_limits
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  1. Because the Constitution removes the majority from governance
  2. Because rights keep majority decisions within limits of justice and liberty
  3. Because rights permanently stop elections
  4. Because citizens no longer need to obey law
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,dignity,enforceable_claim
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  1. A facility received from government mercy
  2. The electoral wish of leaders
  3. An enforceable claim protecting the dignity of the citizen
  4. Final moral authority of the majority in every dispute
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,cultural_rights,minority
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  1. Treating the policy as automatically correct due to popularity
  2. Excluding the small community from democracy
  3. Giving the majority unlimited power to decide culture
  4. Protecting cultural dignity and equal respect
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,free_consent,liberty
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  1. Because consent shown under fear and pressure is not free consent
  2. Because every citizen automatically becomes a minister
  3. Because constitutional history ends
  4. Because voting machines stop working
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,judiciary,remedy
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  1. It makes rights only moral advice
  2. It gives citizens an impartial route for remedy against government
  3. It abolishes the Election Commission
  4. It frees citizens from law
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,citizenship,participation
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  1. Rights make citizens only listeners of government orders
  2. Rights make citizens passive after elections
  3. Rights give citizens legitimate power to question and participate
  4. Rights connect citizenship only with property
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,dissent,association
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  1. The test of tax collection
  2. The test of population control
  3. The test of ballot printing
  4. The test of freedom of dissent and association
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,weaker_sections,equal_protection
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  1. Because the real test of rights lies in protecting the weak before power or majority
  2. Because a weak person is outside law
  3. Because rights are given only to the weak
  4. Because the majority has no rights
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,enforcement,institutions
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  1. Because written rights are always wrong
  2. Because enforcing institutions and aware citizens are also needed
  3. Because the Constitution has no relation with rights
  4. Because rights are only for speech competitions