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If government completely ignores citizens' rights while making law what is the danger?

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Correct answer: Law may become oppressive

The direct answer is A: the law may become oppressive. In a democracy, making a law is not enough; the law must also respect basic rights and constitutional limits. If the government completely ignores rights, it may restrict speech, equality, liberty, or peaceful participation without sufficient justification. Such a law can place citizens under unfair control and may be used to silence weaker groups. Therefore A is correct. B is wrong because ignoring rights normally reduces freedom, not increases it. C is wrong because rights do not become stronger when lawmakers disregard them. D is wrong because justice does not automatically grow; unjust rules may actually harm it. Democratic government balances public order with individual rights. Memory cue: a law without rights can become oppression, even when it is formally enacted.

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