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- My right is Freedom of Assembly.
- To exercise this right is to have the individual right to come together with other individuals and express, promote, pursue, and defend common interests. A trade union is a way to exercise this right.
- The limitations on this right is that the people who want to organized a sit in, for example, can have meetings and they have the right to assembly as long as its nonviolent.
- These limitations exist because it would cause riots and a whole bunch of problems if they didn't exist.
- If I had to give up this right, in return I would want a compromise for what i was assembleling for, like social security or a fairer society.