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State of Nature

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However, this liberty does not permit individuals to harm other's freedom or property. Therefore the state of nature has "a law of nature to govern it, which obliges every one" (Locke, 1690).This law of nature is reason according to Locke. Reason compels individuals to be all equal and not harm another's "life, health, liberty, or possession", and whoever does not abide by this law enters a "state of war"...
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Reason compels individuals to be all equal and not harm another's "life, health, liberty, or possession", and whoever does not abide by this law enters a "state of war". Moreover, Locke states that whoever violates the law or nature violates the "law of reason". In the state of nature, each individual is responsible to implement the law of nature...
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