The Importance Of Protecting The Bill Of Rights

Aristotle once said, “The only stable state is the one in which all men are equal before the law.” In the past, we once fought for equal rights and we still fight for what we deserve. The Constitution is well-written, however, it does not contain all the natural rights that we should acquire. Therefore, the Bill of Rights is required to protect us as a nation and as an individual citizen. To give up these rights is uncalled for and not what we want.
Furthermore, to surrender these natural rights will end the government (Brutus). As a hard-working citizen, we demand the government to protect these rights. Although the Constitution protects our main rights, we still have many other rights that are important. In particular, a few natural rights