Freedom is inconsequential if it is behind bars of prejudice and narrow
mindedness. How would you explain this statement?
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This is a popular quote of Nelson Mandela who was a great freedom fighter.
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He says that a person's freedom is of no use if he doesn't expand the horizons of his thoughts and think like a narrow-minded person.
A person's freedom is so insignificant if he takes the freedom of another man.
The person who has such freedom is an oppressor with no humanity.
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He says that a person's freedom is of no use if he doesn't expand the horizons of his thoughts and think like a narrow-minded person.
A person's freedom is so insignificant if he takes the freedom of another man.
The person who has such freedom is an oppressor with no humanity.
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