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(1) The Declaration of Human Rights declared that "all men are born free and have equal rights", which reflected the requirements of opposing feudal autocracy and hierarchical system, was in line with the interests of the working people at that time, and was of progressive significance.

(2) At the same time, declaring that "private property is sacred and inviolable" fundamentally changes the so-called "human rights" advocated by the bourgeoisie into safeguarding capitalist private rights and safeguarding the rights of a few people to exploit the majority, which has class limitations.

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