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10 November, 08:31

According to Locke, what "native" [natural] right does society possess?

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    Natural right is paired with legal rights to be commonly known as the two types of rights. The former is based on the natural law originated back to ancient Greek philosophy, then to a roman philosopher (Cicero) then to Catholic's Thomas Aquinas. The latter is thru a legal system made by a person to govern a society.
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