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Under this formulation, inalienable rights may be surrendered in whole or in part, and either permanently or for a limited period of time, by the person endowed with such rights.  Unalienable rights, on the other hand, are those contemplated by the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. They cannot be forfeit under any circumstance, inasmuch as no human has the authority to override what God has already established.  Unalienable rights belong to each of us, and to all of us, for as long as we live.  For better or worse, we’re stuck with them.

Under this formulation, inalienable rights may be surrendered in whole or in part, and either permanently or for a limited period of time, by the person endowed with such rights.  Unalienable rights, on the other hand, are those contemplated by the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. They cannot be forfeit under any circumstance, inasmuch as no human has the authority to override what God has already established.  Unalienable rights belong to each of us, and to all of us, for as long as we live.  For better or worse, we’re stuck with them.