Liberty is a fundamental human right from "summary" of The Rights of Man by Thomas Paine
In the natural state of man, liberty and equality are the birthrights of every individual. These rights are not conferred by society or government but are inherent to human beings as rational creatures. Liberty is not a privilege to be granted or withheld at the whim of rulers, but a fundamental human right that cannot be compromised.
The right to liberty encompasses the freedom to think, speak, and act without interference or restraint. It is the foundation of all other rights and essential to the dignity and autonomy of every person. Without liberty, individuals are reduced to mere subjects, subject to the arbitrary will of those in power.
When governments infringe upon the liberty of their citizens, they violate the natural order of society and betray the trust placed in them. The role of government is not to dictate or control the lives of its people but to protect their rights and ensure their well-being. Any form of tyranny or oppression is a betrayal of this sacred trust and must be resisted by all means necessary.
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