what are three examples of unalienable rights?

Question

i know they are rights you are born with but i don't need the definition all i really need is any three examples of unalienable rights.

Answer 1

Life, liberty and property are rights which cant be taken away without Due Process of Law, which means pursuant to a court order.

Answer 2

What Is An Unalienable Right

Answer 3

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what are three examples of unalienable rights?
i know they are rights you are born with but i don't need the definition all i really need is any three examples of unalienable rights.

Answer 4

I believe that there aren't any "unalienable rights." Because I believe that rights only exist so long as their are laws to protect them. And laws can be taken away. For example, the First Amendment can be repealled; so can any other provision in the Bill or Rights.

I don't believe that "rights" can exist without laws.

Answer 5

Unalienable means that you can't get rid of it. One of those unalienable rights is the right to citizenship of those born on american soil. Another unalienable right in the USA is the freedom of religion. Yet another unalienable right is the right to due process. Even if convicted of a felony, you do not lose the right to due process, practice your religion, or lose your citizenship. However, you do lose the right to vote and the right to bear arms. I hope this helps you.
Please note that the rights to "life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness" are limited by the conviction of a felony. (you can be sentenced to death.)

Answer 6

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Answer 7

I guess only one answer is correct, citizenship. All the others are slightly mistaken. How far will those rights get you sweetheart? Do you trust something some book, or fool said you were born with, but you can barely see, smell or touch it, if at all? Or do you trust things from ur heart, things you yourself reach out and grab?
Carpe' Diem sweets, "put not ur faith in men or the sons of princes where there is no hope."

Answer 8

Freedom of speech, Freedom of religion, The right to keep and bear arms (self defense), the right to a public trial and to face your accusers, the right NOT to be tortured, freedom from unreasonable search, freedom from self incrimination.......

Shall I go on?

By the way, unalienable means that no legitimate government can take these rights away.

Answer 9

Three that are so good that they were used in the Declaration of Independence, are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.

Pursuit of Happiness was actually substituted in for Property due to slavery issues.

Answer 10

Life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness are natural rights. They are protected by natural law.