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    Challenges→Liberties of action — including freedom of association, freedom of worship, and freedom to choose one's occupation — are necessary for self-government.

    Unconstrained liberties of association, worship, and occupation can fragment civic solidarity and undermine the collective self-determination that genuine democratic self-governance requires.

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    Civic solidarity(as used in political philosophy)
    A shared sense of community and mutual responsibility among citizens who see themselves as part of the same group with common interests and obligations to each other.
    Democratic self-governance(as used in political philosophy)
    A system where people in a community make collective decisions about their own rules and laws, typically through voting or representation.
    Fragment(describing what would happen to the millstone under the proposed theory)
    To break apart into separate pieces; to fall into disconnected parts.
    Unconstrained liberties(as used in political philosophy)
    Personal freedoms—like who you associate with, what you believe religiously, or what job you do—that are not limited or regulated by laws or social rules.

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    collective self-determination(liberty-based argument in political philosophy)
    An irreducibly collective right of political communities to organize themselves politically in accordance with their values, principles, or commitments

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