| I typed in speech, assembly, jury, habeas corpus, suffrage, property, life, liberty, and freedom from unwarrented search.
If you're talking about the U.S., besides many overlapping, this is wrong.
You do NOT have the absolute right to acquire useful knowledge.
You do NOT have the absolute right to possess "obscenity" in your own home.
You do NOT have the right to marry.
You do NOT have the absolute right to vote in state elections (at least under the U.S. Constitution). |