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Which right in the First Amendment is most vital to the continuation of a democratic society?

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reedoms of religion, speech, assembly, petition, or press

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  1. Speech.  A true democracy requires citizens to voice their opinions.


  2. The Right to Petition for redress of grievances.  A Right we no longer have according to our Judges. See the link below. Without this right we are stuck with whatever the government decides is right for us. As you can tell if you are paying attention, voting doesn't help much.  

  3. Religion.  That's the sole purpose this country was created.  America is a republic by the way, it's not a democracy.
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