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Obligations
All individuals and groups of individuals of whatever size or nature have certain obligations,
more so do governments have obligations
These obligations arise out of the nature of existence
Obligations arise also out of the rights of other individuals
Obligations are required of all individuals and groups, they must be observed and
performed equally by all
Obligations are the social glues that make for functioning, peaceful,, and prosperous
societies
The more each individual and group observes their obligations the more functioning,
peaceful and prosperous a society will be
There is an obligation to not prevent an individual's right to survive, to join, or not join, to
labor, or not labor, and indeed, exercise all an individual's rights
There is an obligation to not interfere, compel, force, prohibit, impede, hinder, or any such
related concept, the actions of any individual
While rights may or may not be exercised, obligations must always be observed and
performed
Throughout history one group of individuals has always attempted to gain political power to
absolve themselves of their obligations; political power will always seek to rid the political
power of its obligations
Governments are not exempt from observing obligations morally, but will always do so in
reality
All individuals and groups of individuals of whatever size or nature have certain obligations,
more so do governments have obligations
These obligations arise out of the nature of existence
Obligations arise also out of the rights of other individuals
Obligations are required of all individuals and groups, they must be observed and
performed equally by all
Obligations are the social glues that make for functioning, peaceful,, and prosperous
societies
The more each individual and group observes their obligations the more functioning,
peaceful and prosperous a society will be
There is an obligation to not prevent an individual's right to survive, to join, or not join, to
labor, or not labor, and indeed, exercise all an individual's rights
There is an obligation to not interfere, compel, force, prohibit, impede, hinder, or any such
related concept, the actions of any individual
While rights may or may not be exercised, obligations must always be observed and
performed
Throughout history one group of individuals has always attempted to gain political power to
absolve themselves of their obligations; political power will always seek to rid the political
power of its obligations
Governments are not exempt from observing obligations morally, but will always do so in
reality