Government's Role and Human Rights

The video discusses the role of government in addressing important issues affecting American lives. It highlights the distinction between private lives and public policy, emphasizing that some issues, like the rights of the unborn, are seen as universal human rights that transcend national boundaries.

What is considered the government's responsibility according to the speaker?

• To control the economy

• To enforce religious beliefs

• To address issues important to the American people

• To manage private lives of citizens

What distinction does the speaker make regarding government policy?

• Between economic and social issues

• Between private lives and public policy

• Between local and federal laws

• Between domestic and international affairs

What belief does the speaker express about the rights of the unborn?

• They are only relevant in the United States

• They are a universal human right

• They are a matter of personal opinion

• They should be decided by individual states

How does the speaker view the advocacy for the rights of the unborn?

• As a national issue only

• As a universal advocacy beyond the U.S.

• As a religious obligation

• As a political strategy

What is the speaker's stance on the boundaries of advocacy for human rights?

• It should be restricted to legal frameworks

• It should focus on economic rights

• It should extend beyond national boundaries

• It should be limited to the United States