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The Declaration of Independence states that all people have unalienable rights, which are rights
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The Declaration of Independence states that all people have unalienable rights, which are rights

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Unalienable rights are fundamental rights that you are entitled to. No one can take them away from you. Like your right to vote, own property, a fair trial in court, etc.
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