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These basic civil liberties include:
1) The right to practice one’s individual religion in the privacy of his own home
2) The right to assemble with like minded individuals and practice religion in a group
and public setting (with #2, you don’t actually need #1)3) The right to practice one’s own sexual orientation in the privacy of one’s own
home (I do not believe that a government should be forced to marry or recognize a marriage
that it does not morally or religiously agree to, but the government must allow for those people to
live together)
4) The right not to be discriminated against with regards to education, employment,
societal participation, and political participation on the basis of anything other than merit
5) The rights of free speech, assembly, and political dissent within appropriate environments
6) The right to non-violent civil disobedience, so long as you are prepared to be
arrested, and if you ae a non-citizen, deported7) The right to boycott, spend your money as you please, so long as you are prepared
for the government to call, but not demand, for an economic boycott of you8) The right to not be harassed or proselytized to with regards to one’s own private
religion, belief system, or sexual orientation9) The right to fair, unbiased treatment under the law regardless of race, gender, sexual
orientation, or beliefs10) The rights of parents to educate their own children, so long as the children are being
given basic literacy education in a national language, as well as a basic mathematical educationMore on Freedom of Speech and Dissent Within One's Own Government:
I support free speech to the degree that any Government should Allow and Protect Hate Speech and Dissent to be lega,l but not Violently Threatening speech. Freedom of speech should be limited when it comes to the Harassment of Individuals, especially the bullying of children. When it comes to dissent of public policy, again I do think that a government has to allow its own citizens to be voices of non-violent dissent, but should not be obligated to allow non-citizens to enter its borders to voice Their opposition.
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