John Locke & The State of Nature

There are two things I need to point out: first, when I use the term "political society" the term "civil society" could be used all the same. Second, perhaps a better way to say an action violates someone's "State of Nature" is to say it violates their "natural rights". I hope this clears up any confusion. Just send an e-mail if you have any questions. Thanks, KYN.

Sources: Amercian Government, Readings and Cases, 18th Edition by Peter Woll, The Cambridge Companion to Locke, edited by Vere Chappell, and "Three Minute Philosophy - John Locke" by YouTube user "CollegeBinary".

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• Political
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[TheSMF1]

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[KnowYourNation]

@TheSMF1 Ha! Thanks! I try.

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[KnowYourNation]

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[bucketfairy]

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@bucketfairy, glad I could help.

[majidnba]

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[korecua01]

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[cardinalcool]

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