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3. According to John Locke, what right do people have if their ruler does not meet responsibilities toward them?
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According to John Locke, what right do people have if their ruler does not meet responsibilities toward them?

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ruler refuses to be judged by the people, then anyone who judges that a ruler has overstepped his or her bounds may consider themself to be at war with that ruler

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