The Argument In John Locke's Second Treaty Of Government

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The argument in John Locke's Second Treaty of Government is stating that the government should not be governed by a definite family, God or precedent, instead through the society. This lifetime on Earth is bursting with choices, through our agency those choices lead to consequences. If every man has the same rights as everyone else, they could enjoy their lives as long as no one disturbed the rights of others. If one man did disrupt the privileges of others, a collective law came about through the people in addition to a judge listen to and resolve their situations. The people would need to unite and build a government. Taking the opinion of others, using personal experiences they could create a new life style. T This is how the colonists existed

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