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The ultimate aim of government is not to rule or control by fear, nor to demand obedience, but conversely, to free every man from fear, that. he may live in all possible security. In other words, to strengthen his natural right to exist and work without injury to himself or others. The object of government is not to change men from rational beings into beasts or puppets. It should enable them to develop their minds and bodies in security, and to employ their reason unshackled.
Which among the following is the most logical and rational inference that can be made from the above passage?
The true aim of government is to secure the citizens their social and political freedom.
The primary concern of government is to provide absolute social security to all its citizens.
The best government IS the one that allows the citizens to enjoy absolute liberty in all matters of life.
The best government is the one that provides absolute physical security to the people of the country
According to passage "The primary concern of government is to provide absolute social security to all its citizens."
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