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In the United States Constitutions political, human, and natural rights/freedoms are regarded a integral to one another. These freedoms are enumerated by the Bill of Rights, with the rights of speech, assembly, press, petition, keeping and bearing of arms, legal representation, and due process as specifically fundamental and unalienable.
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