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Can individuals be considered equal under a government that adheres to an understanding/definition of rights as government-given? Why or why not? 

(It may be helpful to think in terms of the Bill of Rights v. the 'Second Bill of Rights')

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Article Four                                             a. people from all levels of society have the same rights within the government.
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