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There are not any rights that can be taken away. Rights, natural rights as distinguished from civil rights or statutory rights, are inherent in people and not preexist governments therefore governments can not grant those rights, then governments can take those rights away. When it appears that governments do, that appearance lacks the proper perspective. When governments take away the natural rights of people they did so because those people surrendered their rights. The tapestry of freedom has long since been stained with the blood of those across the world, through out history who dared stand tall and defend their rights. Untold millions of people throughout history as do today, living in substandard conditions in some prison because they dared to stand tall and fight for freedom. For those people, despite the governments best efforts, no rights were taken away, only disparaged, abrogated and derogated, but never taken away.
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RossThe government can take away our rights, but only during times of war. Ex. Japanese-americans were put into basically a much cleaner version of the concentration camps but were given food, water, and all the necessities to live like showers. Rights that cant be taken away by the government is also called Negative rights, inalienable rights, or natural rights.
Bill of Rights 1-10th amendment of the constitution. any right given by state. Like gun control if you are allowed to carry a gun or not.
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What are the right that cannot be taken away from you?
that is always our law
When was the last time the right of habeas corpus was taken away?
In 2006 by president Bush
What powers congress should be taken away?
power to vote themselves raises, as well as the right to serve unlimited terms
Was all rights can be taken away in the declaration of independence?
No
What does inalienable rights mean in the US Constitution?
Unalienable rights are the right given to every human being beginning from the day he/she was born. No one can take away those rights from you. They are permanent rights. In the Constitution, an example of an unalienable right would be the right to trial by jury.
