Which example shows both misuse of rights and need for reasonable restriction?

Correct answer: Spreading hatred and inciting violence against a community

Direct answer: B is correct. Rights such as freedom of expression protect opinions, criticism and communication, but they do not provide a licence to deliberately incite violence or endanger others. Spreading hatred against a community and encouraging violence misuses expressive freedom because it threatens public safety and the rights of other people. A is wrong because a peaceful complaint is a normal democratic way to raise a grievance. C is wrong because approaching a court for relief is a lawful method of protecting rights. D is wrong because voting is a basic form of democratic participation, not normally a misuse of rights. Reasonable restrictions must be lawful, relevant to a legitimate public purpose and not a blanket excuse to silence all disagreement. Memory cue: freedom protects peaceful expression, not violence-promoting conduct.