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This remark sounds horridly selfish, but Damasio (2003, p. 171), following Spinoza, remarks that the drive for self-preservation "leads to virtue because in our inalienable need to maintain ourselves, we must, of necessity, help preserve other selves".

So we hereby assert our inalienable rights to equality and independence in all matters pertinent to our way of life.

Filling in the gaps is what we do in our own severed heads – and our heads are severed: we live in a disembodied realm where, unable to move let alone act, we instead exercise our inalienable right to feel outraged.

We know that you are fighting over lucre, not our inalienable rights as cable consumers.

It seemed our inalienable right of living so high above ground.

To the Editor: The short answer to the question "Where Did Our 'Inalienable Rights' Go?" is "nowhere," because we never had any guarantee of such rights in the first place.

Fukuyama defers to the Pope, who has grudgingly conceded that we probably did evolve from monkeys but insists that somewhere in the course of our upward struggle we developed a soul, which is proof positive of our inalienable dignity.

Among them was Abraham Hirschfeld, an aging, alienating example of our inalienable rights.

It is our inalienable privilege to be stupid, should we so wish.

"Freedom of expression is an inalienable right in our democracy and all attacks on the freedom of the press must be condemned with the greatest firmness," Prime Minister François Fillon said in a statement.

"Freedom of expression is an inalienable right in our democracy and all attacks on the freedom of the press must be condemned with the greatest firmness.