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30 April, 15:09

What does Locke say is the duty of government? How does this relate to his main idea?

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    The purpose of government according to Locke in the 2nd Treatise is to protect our state of nature rights to life, liberty and property.

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    Locke realizes that in order to do so government must tax us. (must infringe on our rights to life, liberty, and property).
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