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A city expects a religious-national memorial to draw both mourners and counterprotesters. Should it still allow the march?
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Why this dilemma matters
Freedom dilemmas weigh personal autonomy against collective protection. Choosing “Yes. Public memory should not need permission from opponents” prioritises the right to choose; choosing “No. Preventing likely violence is a public duty” gives more weight to the duty to protect others.
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- Would you accept the rule if it applied to you?
- How much risk is the freedom worth?
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