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the declaration of independence states that people have a right to abolish their government.under what circumstances, if any, do you think such an action is justified? would the founders agree? why? or
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the declaration of independence states that people have a right to abolish their government.under what circumstances, if any, do you think such an action is justified? would the founders agree? why? or why not?

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the american people should be able to because it says if the government trys to take away are 3 basic rights
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