Response to Anna's Question

Our inheret and inalienable rights is basically the right to live. This means that we can live our lives how and when we want. We don't have to listen to anyone, it is always our choice. We can choose how we want to and accept those consequences. Some of these choices are religion, money, were we live, and what we do. I think that at that point in history, many countries kept their citizens on their leash. They thought that by giving their citizens all the answers that the people would just listen to the government. The declaration of independence really showed the world a new philosophical idea about government. If you think about it, America is the philosophical experiment.