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Nothing is more important than our inalienable rights

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Some laws are made to be broken...remember, slavery and segregation were once legal

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Citizens must have certain rights

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There are some really extreme situations where the safety of many people has to take precedent. However, there must be a legitimate threat to national security

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Without rights we wouldn't be citizens

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Some laws don't make sense and should be broken

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Without national security we wouldn't have individual rights

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People may not agree with all of the laws that are passed, and they shouldn't have to respect the laws they do not agree with. In addition, there are some cases where people (if they choose) should break the laws

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Laws can effect people who didn't get the chance to vote.

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Having private businesses run the economy is like natural selection instead of having the government regulate the economy

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Laws were put in place to protect us from each other and from ourselves, it is not hard to follow the law so to intentionally disrespect a law doesn't make sense

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Some laws are made to be broken

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In order to maintain a stable society, with individual rights, National Security must be enforced up to a point.

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With the way our society has functioned today, abusing its power and revoking the rights of individuals, situations that could be considered a matter of national security really are prejudices that invoke the rights of targeted groups.

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to avoid purg

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People tend to care more about their living than personal rights (to an extent). Plenty of countries have good national security without the people having many rights (such as North Korea)

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If education keeps getting more expensive than nobody will pay for it

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not if they interfere with basic rights

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Let people focus on homework instead of trying to not go into debt

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too much govt control over econ is bad

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National security is important, but only if it is done right and protects everyone and not just certain people

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As long as there are laws restricting and regulating the economy as well as government intervention in times of disaster then it there is no reason not to give people the freedom to control their own market

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They become laws for a reason. Plenty of thought has gone into the decision for the betterment of people.

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There should be a healthy mix, but more private.

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The economic decisions directly affect the people and businesses, not the government.

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It takes a lot for a law to be passed, and after all our country has been through, it is not likely for a law passed by congress to be too unreasonable.

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However, I think the government needs to have at least some level of control because government regulation can help people

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It is a large income means for the country and dumb people shouldn't be given something that won't benefit them. It's a waste of money

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National security gives us a stable society.

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If individual rights are threatened then National Security is more important to protect our general rights but if there is no threat then individual rights take focus

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they should be followed for the most part

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I agree that we should respect the laws congress makes, but we should definitely be educated about them and understand why they are in place. When we start blindly following laws we end up in a situation similar to what happened in Germany before WW2 or in a society like in 1984.

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Certain laws that are passed can be oppressive to targeted groups of people. Other laws, depending on who is in Congress at the time, can infringe on our rights as American Citizens. Overall, there will always be exceptions when it comes to the laws and decisions that Congress makes.

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Laws are made for a specific reason.

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Yes national security gives us protection from outside intruders, but individual rights directly affects us. Without our rights there would be more crime and people rebelling. Our country could become unstable if there is an uprising against the Government for individual rights leavings us variable to be attacked by other countries.

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Not all college education shouldbe free but it should be significantly cheaper

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The government is not the one directly affected by the economic decisions. People must lye in the bed that they make for themselves.

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I agree, but the government should have somewhat of a degree of control. Otherwise, it could result in an even more distinguishable gap between the 1% and everyone else.

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There should be a limit to how much the government can interfere with a private sector/business

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People would be more willing to pay for more taxes for colleges, one reason mainly being is that they wouldn't have to worry about student debt. College students already are in thousands of dollars worth of debt, and still have to pay taxes, in addition to the costs of everyday life. By distributing the cost of colleges among everyone, it would create a more balanced economy due to not having entire generations graduate with massive amounts of debt.

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In order to stay active and working, colleges can't let everyone go for free; they'd lose all their money. However, there are a lot of places that could stand to be less expensive.

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colleges definitely shouldn't be free, but they should be way cheaper.

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I think colleges should be less expensive but not free because if it is free to attend then universities will become overcrowded by people who are only there because it is free and there will be more people who are not trying hard to gain anything from their education.  This overfilling of universities will cause the overall quality of education to go down and everyone will suffer.

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Without laws in place to regulate businesses it's easy to have monopolies again.

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Some laws could offend or discriminate against certain groups of people. They should be respected because they are made for a reason but not all laws are fair to certain people or situations.

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Seeing the overall trend recently, you need a college degree for most jobs/careers. Making college free will allow people easier access to jobs that can actually allow them to live without the threat of poverty. I don't think it should be completely open, but they should allow most people to attend. Sort of like RCTC most people get in, but you still need to apply.

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I don't know how all of that stuff works. Private businesses could be good for local economy but I think they should work along side with the Government. Maybe having an equal partnership?

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Yes college is super expensive. But if it was free to everyone it would be a waste of time and money. There would be more drop out rates because people wouldn't appreciate the free education. People appreciate things when they actual work and pay for it them selves. I think there should be a way to make college cost less. Such as maybe only paying for books instead of the classes. Or paying for classes and not the books. We should find more solutions to making college cheaper, but not free. It's already difficult just trying to move out with the costs of living going up each year then on top of that, college debt sucks. So making it cheaper would be a big help. Free college sounds super great, but theoretically I personally don't think it's a possibility.

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Because some laws are just stupid, and there is no reason for people to follow them

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Because if the citizens are safe we could easily be wiped out or attacked by outside threats, so we have to have national security before we have rights.

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The government shouldn't have to control everything, and the people running the businesses are a making the money so they should have more control over the economy.

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If college was just open and free to everybody, grades wouldn't matter. People work hard to get good grades and go to a good college to get an education, so it isn't fair if anyone can just go to college.

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Only in dire situations does this prove to be true. It is not a universal rule for it can be easily taken advantage of as history- and even the present time- has shown.

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As some have previously mentioned, slavery and racial discrimination used to be part of the law - Jim Crow_ therefore not ALL laws should be accepted.

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Capitalism is a blessing that could easily turn sour if not regulated. Let the market hand guide itself but with all things, let there be limits.

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Yes but no, you know?