People have the right to criticize the government, but they also have a duty to ensure the criticism is fair and is based on facts and reason. People have an unlimited right to criticize the government. People can criticize the government, but governments should not bow to the pressure of narrow interest groups. Responsible citizens have a limited right to criticize the government, but the criticism should be done in private so that the government's reputation is not harmed. The Right to Believe What You Want Proper education will ensure that people believe only the right things, but for those who hold on to false beliefs, lifelong therapy and re-education are available.
People have the right to believe what they wish and act on their beliefs within the law.
People have an unlimited right to believe, but in rare cases it may be necessary to restrict people from expressing their beliefs. There are a broad range of beliefs which are acceptable, but there are certain beliefs that should not be accepted and must not expressed. People can believe what they want to believe, but they may not express any beliefs that are a threat to the state. Everyone has the right to an education and the government has a responsibility to make education available, but no one has the right to an unlimited education at public expense. Everyone has the right to a basic education which the government must provide, but extended education is a privilege available to those who are able and willing to do the work required.