Response to Anna's question

In my opinion, our inherent and inalienable rights let us say and think what we want, but not do what we want. Even though as Americans we can do many things that other people can't, the laws in our country still prevent us from doing things the governnment thinks is wrong. A lot of those things protect us, but they still prevent us from having complete freedom to do whatever we want. That is why i disagree with Bryce, who said our inherent and inalienable rights let us live however we want. When people do things that are against the law they have consequences that limit their rights even more.