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According to locke, what kinds of obligations do individuals have toward their government
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According to locke, what kinds of obligations do individuals have toward their government

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Their obligation is to change the government if the government proves to be tyrannical and prevents people from having their natural and self-evident rights. The government can only exist if the people choose it and want it according to Locke.
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