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Lana Choi
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25 August, 22:17
Why does liberty matter?
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Joseph Holden
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Individual liberty protects ones self from the majority as democracy is rule by the majority It establishes a base level of intellectual, philosophical, spiritual, and economic diversity that ensures that there is enough free play of ideas in a society for the best solution to shine through.
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