A just government never restricts the right of its citizens to act upon their desires except when their acting upon their desires is a direct threat to the health or property of other of its citizens. Which one of the following judgments most closely conforms to the principle cited above? ['A just government would not censor writings of Shakespeare, but it could censor magazines and movies that criticize the government.', 'A just government would not ban the sale of sports cars, but it could prohibit unrestricted racing of them on public highways.', 'An unjust government would incarcerate one of its citizens even though it had been several years since that citizen harmed someone.', 'An unjust government would abolish many public services if these services did not require compulsory labor.']