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{{DES | des = Often libertarian arguments are based on a hidden assumption that rights are unlimited.  Legal, enforceable rights are always limited by (a) conflicts with other rights, (b) expense of enforcing rights, (c) case law, (d) practical considerations and (e) who the rights apply against. | show=}}
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Conflicts:
* Freedom of speech can conflict with rights to safety when there is incitement to a criminal activity.
* Freedom of speech can conflict with Federal powers to prosecute wars.

Expense:
* (To be added when time permits.)

Case law:
* (To be added when time permits.)

Practical considerations:
* Due to age.
* Due to criminal convictions (imprisonment, voting, etc.)
* Due to incompetence such as insanity.

Who the rights apply against:
* Sometimes only the Federal government.
* Sometimes they have been [Incorporation|incorporated] against states and lower governments.
* Sometimes they can be enforced against legal individuals.
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