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Briefings

A Brazilian political article argues that the State guarantees safety only if one chooses to remain, not as a guarantee that others will not be harmed. The text contrasts the State's role as a shield against self-harm with its failure to prevent external harm to others, suggesting a moral distinction between personal responsibility and collective obligation.

Key points

• The State is described as guaranteeing safety only if the individual chooses to stay, not as a guarantee that others will not be harmed.
• The article contrasts the State's role as a shield against self-harm with its failure to prevent external harm to others.

Context

This article presents a philosophical argument about the State's role in society, contrasting personal responsibility with collective obligation.

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