Those who give up basic freedoms in exchange for peace will eventually lose their freedom and security. ——Franklin

If you love her, let your love surround her like sunshine and give her freedom. ——Tagore

Man is born free, but he is always in chains. He who thinks he is the master of everything else is more of a slave than anything else. ——Rousseau

I give you the sunshine of love, and at the same time I give you the glorious freedom. ——Tagore

When a person is locked up, he especially wants to run outside. ——Mark Twain

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

As long as a person claims to be free, he will also feel that he is restricted. If you dare to claim that you are limited, you will feel free. ——Goethe

All theory is against free will; all experience is in favor of free will. ——Ser Johnson

Friendship is a free and happy wish for oneself, an eternal harmony of natural sympathy, beyond lust, interest, competition and chance. ——Alan

Everyone should leave prison if given the chance. ——Bernard Shaw

No one is more likely to be a slave than a man who has lost his freedom and thinks he is free. ——Goethe

Under the rule of tyrants, freedom is destroyed by speech. People can only obtain symbolic freedom by remaining silent. ——Rousseau

In a country with a free system like ours, anyone can poison himself as long as he is happy and willing to spend money. ——Mark Twain

Liberty is not unlimited freedom, freedom is the power to do anything permitted by law. ——Montesquieu

The first meaning of freedom is to take one's own responsibility. ——Alai