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  • 20-05-2014
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Why do some fear the Bill of Rights might endanger rights more that protect them? How did the bill of rights deal with this point?

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ljthomas9 ljthomas9
  • 20-05-2014

In the Bill of Rights some people might think it is endangering rights because it limits them. The Bill of Rights says we have freedom of speech: however, we can't say something that could offend others. that is a limit on our freedom of speech.
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