How does Isaiah Berlin's concept of negative and positive liberty best relate to the structure and operation of a democratic society?
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A democratic society only respects negative liberty, ensuring freedom from interference without any obligation towards enabling the realization of individual potentials.
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A democratic society only respects positive liberty, providing the means for individual development, without considering freedom from interference or coercion.
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A democratic society respects both negative and positive liberty, simultaneously ensuring freedom from interference while enabling the ability for individuals to realize their potentials.
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The concept of negative and positive liberty does not apply to a democratic society.