Inspirational quotes about freedom

1. Freedom can only be preserved through friendship. Hugo

2. Freedom will only fall by her own sword. Lo Ann Johnson

3. Freedom only exists in bondage. Without banks, how can there be a river? Ginsberg

4. Freedom is to human beings what light is to the eyes, air is to the heart, and love is to the soul. Ingersoll

5. The tree of freedom must always be nourished by the blood of tyrants. Jefferson

6. The difference between freedom and unbridledness is like the difference between a dog and a wolf. Although the appearance is similar, the properties are quite different. One is restrained and keeps within limits. One is unfettered and unbounded. Lao Xuan

7. Freedom should be an opportunity to make yourself better. Camus

8. Freedom means responsibility, which is why most people are afraid of it. Bernard Shaw

9. Once freedom takes root, it will grow as quickly as a plant. Joe Washington

10. Freedom has always been the most expensive of all wealth. Romain Rolland

11. Freedom is the right to do everything permitted by law. Montesquieu

12. Freedom is the right to do whatever you want within the scope of the law. Montesquieu

13. Freedom is a doctrine and an axiom. Bunin

14. Freedom is one of the greatest blessings God has given to mankind. Cervantes

15. Freedom is a property that people can only truly understand how to use by trying it out a little first and then using it without restriction. Dugal

16. Freedom is the only precious thing that human beings can be proud of. Dugar

17. Freedom is a symbol of progress. Ingersoll

18. Freedom is the understanding of necessity. Hegel

19. Freedom consists in changing the state from an organ that stands above society to an organ that is completely subordinate to this society. Marx

20. Freedom is the power to do everything permitted by law. Montesquieu

21. Too much freedom makes everything mess up. United Kingdom

22. Freedom cannot be bought by money, but it can be sold for money. Lu Xun

23. Freedom cannot be bought by money, but it can be sold for money. Lu Xun

24. The land of freedom must be captured inch by inch. Jefferson

25. The purpose of freedom is to create freedom for others. Malamud

26. Freedom has never been conquered by force. James Thomson

27. Freedom does not lie in imagining freedom from the laws of nature and becoming independent, but in understanding these laws and being able to make the laws of nature serve a certain purpose in a planned way. Engels

28. Freedom is not an item like property, but an eternal right of man. Monson

29. Freedom is not unlimited freedom. Freedom is the power to do anything permitted by law. Montesquieu

30. Freedom is lost not only through the abuse of power, but also through the abuse of freedom. Macchison

31. If freedom flows into indulgence, the devil will take the opportunity to invade. Washington

　32. If freedom is worthy of the name, then everything will be subject to it. E. Burke

　33. God only gives freedom to those who love freedom and are ready to defend it. Dan Webster

34. Life is precious, but love is more valuable. If it is for freedom, both can be thrown away. Petofi

35. The only way to free the will is to get rid of the will. Hale

　36. The most beautiful thing in the world is freedom of speech. Diogenes

　37. Whoever sells his freedom in exchange for gold and glory has sold his birthright. Whipple

　38. Whoever gives up freedom that is richer than wealth because of fear of poverty will have to be a slave forever. Cicero

39. Freedom of thought is the highest independence.

Fiske

40. If you are greedy for stability, you will not have freedom. To be free, you have to go through some dangers. There are only two ways. Lu Xun

41. There is no pure freedom in the world, and there is no pure lack of freedom. Zhang Binglin

42. In order to enjoy freedom, we must control ourselves. Ren Erfu

43. Only by accepting the limitations of truth can we enjoy the supreme freedom. Tagore's Critical Biography

44. I wish I could march on the road that crosses the child's heart and free myself from all shackles;... There, reason flies with its laws as paper kites, and truth also flies. Freeing the truth from its shackles. Rabindranath Tagore

45. It is undeniable that the use of creativity and free creative activities are the true functions of human beings; Happiness proves it. Arnold

46. Freedom of speech is the mother of all rights. Cardoso

47. Develop them to have the physical strength to endure hard work, pure and noble morals, and a spirit of broad freedom that can accommodate new trends, that is, the power to swim in the new trends of the world without being overwhelmed. . Lu Xun

48. It is necessary to liberate children’s minds, hands, feet, space, and time, so that they can fully enjoy a free life and get real education from a free life. Tao Xingzhi

49. Once the truth comes, her sister’s freedom will not be far away. Anonymous

50. The freedom of one citizen is bounded by the freedom of another citizen. "Declaration of the French National Convention"

51. A person must get rid of his stubborn selfishness and give his personality the right to express freely. Turgenev

52. A person’s absolute freedom is madness, and a country’s absolute freedom is chaos. Romain Rolland

53. As long as a person claims to be free, he will feel that he is restricted at the same time. If you dare to claim that you are limited, you will feel free. Goethe

54. Will is free. When a person realizes his will, it is equivalent to realizing himself, and this self-realization is the greatest satisfaction for individuals. Fromm

55. Friendship is a free and happy wish for oneself, which always harmonizes the natural sympathy behavior, beyond lust, interest, competition and accident. Allen

56. Where there is difficulty, there is strength, and where there is freedom, there is knowledge. Proverbs

57. In our glorious history, a more glorious page will be added, and the slaves will eventually use their shackles to forge sharp swords and show them to them. Free brothers watch. Garibaldi

58. In a country with a free system like ours, anyone can poison themselves as long as they are happy and willing to spend money. Mark Twain

59. True freedom belongs to those who earn their own living and make a difference in their work. Rowe Collingwood

60. Justice and freedom are mutually exclusive. Once separated, both will be lost. Fulk

61. Knowledge, only knowledge, can make people become free and great people. Pisarev

62. Knowledge! As long as I am with you, I am free even under the yoke. As long as I am with you, people will be happy even under adverse circumstances. Helvetius

63. As long as it does not violate just laws, everyone has complete freedom to pursue his own interests in his own way. Anonymous

71. Throw our heads, build the pyramid of freedom, sprinkle our blood, dye it into a red flag, and fly it for thousands of years. Lin Jilu

65. Only educated people are free. Epictetus

66. Only a country composed of educated people can remain free. Jefferson

67. Only in the collective can individuals obtain the means to fully develop their talents. In other words, only in the collective can there be personal freedom. Marx and Engels

68. Only this kind of person deserves life and freedom, if he fights for it every day. Goethe

69. Order, only order can produce freedom.

France

70. Order means light and tranquility, inner freedom and self-control; order is power... Order is the greatest need of mankind and is where true happiness lies. Amir ;