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William Lloyd Garrison

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The right to enjoy liberty is inalienable. To invade it is to usurp the prerogative of Jehovah. Every man has a right to his own body — to the products of his own labor — to the protection of law — and to the common advantages of society.

William Lloyd Garrison, “Declaration of Sentiments of the American Anti-Slavery Convention,” speech in Philadelphia (Dec. 6 1833).

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Can we be honest? Nobody’s got the “right” to nuthin’. I wish they’d stop with that. All it is, is a wedge/dagger into buying into Marxist thought. And no “God-given” rights either. Where is that in Scripture?

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