You/we/they all have got (or) you/we/they have all got

Hi! I'd just like to know, why "you all have got the same rights" (or) "we all have got the same thoughts" are incorrect.

So, are those sentences and positions correct?

A. We all have got the same rights. (Or) you all have got the same thoughts .
B. We have all got the same rights. (or) you have all got the same thoughts.
C. We all have the same rights. (Or) you all have the same thoughts.
D. (With do-support) we all do have the same rights. (Or) You all do have the same thoughts.

So, are those sentences correct in positive and negative form?

For examples:

A. Have we all got the same rights? (Or) have you all got the same thoughts?
B. Do we all have the same rights? (Or) do you all have the same thoughts?
C. (Do-support) Do we all do have the same rights? (Or) Do you all do have the same thoughts?

A,B and C are positive form of the question (positive question/positive form).

C. Have we all not got the same rights? (Or) have you all not got the same thoughts? (I think, "Haven't" is informal, e.g. Haven't we/you all got...?).
D. Do we all not have the same rights? (Or) Do you all not have the same thoughts? (I think, "Don't" is informal, e.g. Don't we/you all have...?).
E. Do we all not do have the same rights? (Or) Do you all not do have the same thoughts? (I think, "Don't" is informal, e.g. Don't we/you all do have...?

But I don't think that they're correct, please feel free to give the explanation,please correct and remind me, if the patterns,words,forms are wrong. Thanks!

Are those sentences correct in the negative form (negative sentences)?

F. We haven't all got the same rights. (or) You haven't all got the same thoughts.
G. We all don't have the same rights. (Or) You all don't have the same thoughts.
H. (With do-support) We all don't do have the same rights. (Or) You all don't have the same thoughts.