Question

1. the phrase \the right to swing my fist ends where the other mans nose\ exemplifies which of the following principles?

individuals have rights, but also have obligations to others in society.
rights are natural and are not \granted\ by government.
society cannot limit rights even if harm to others is the result.
the right to political speech and expression is highly protected by the supreme court.

1. when is a form of media considered obscene?

when scientists do not find it appropriate
when most average citizens do not find it appropriate
when religious leaders do not find it appropriate
when it is not appropriate for children

Explanation:

For question 13:

• The phrase means that while an individual has the right to act (swing a fist), there is a limit because of the obligation not to harm others (hit another's nose). So it aligns with the principle that individuals have rights but also obligations to others in society.
• Option 2 about natural rights not granted by government is not related to the harm - limitation aspect.
• Option 3 is incorrect as the phrase implies rights can be limited (by the harm to others).
• Option 4 about political speech protection is off - topic.

For question 14:

• The determination of obscenity is often based on what the average person (a community - wide standard, not just scientists, religious leaders, or a children - only standard) would find inappropriate. The Miller test in the US, for example, uses a "reasonable person" (average citizen) standard.

Answer:

1. Individuals have rights, but also have obligations to others in society.
2. When most average citizens do not find it appropriate.