Rights Freedom Quotes

“Liberty is a constant battle between government; who would limit it, people; who would concede it, and patriots; who would defend it.”
― Samuel R. Young Jr.

“I do not need your guilt, nor do I care for it. This is not about you. If you feel guilty, then use that to change things for the better. Otherwise, your feelings mean nothing.”
― Shane Arbuthnott, Dominion

“The Constitution may have been written with a feather; it should not be taken lightly...”
― Nanette L. Avery

“शोषण का फल अशिक्षा के वृक्ष पर उगता है, जिसमें अधिकारों की जानकारी ना होना खाद का काम करती है।”
― Vandana Yadav, शुद्धि

“There is no copyright on history.”
― Rebecca F. Kuang, Yellowface

“She would never let anyone interfere with her right to use her mind.”
― Laurel Corona, Finding Emilie

“The world isn't only meant for humans to enjoy it, it has also a duty to give animals rights and freedom.”
― Lilly Granger

“The right to self-defense is a Historical right .. it is a humanitarian path ... must be achieved for our citizens .. This is mandatory and not choose! ............ Hesham Nebr
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الحق في الدفاع عن النفس ... حق تاريخي بل هو مسار انساني ... يجب ان يتحقق لمواطنينا .. هذا امر اجباري وليس اختيار! ........هشام نيبر”
― Hesham Nebr

“Today if we try using our arms to resist any wrong being done against us or society then they are chopped off. If we try walking and leading people to walk on the righteous path our legs are put in chains. Today it's best to be free from both arms and legs so that we can be free to fight for ones rights ”
― Amit Abraham

“This is the time our leaders has warned us about! This is the time our black panthers have been waiting for us to unite, until equality, we fight for respect & we never give up until we die trying.”
― F.M. Sogamiah

“You Have Every Rights To Write Your STORY About ME But I Have Every Rights To Write My HISTORY About YOU”
― P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“Why should we be arguing for our own rights(LGBTQ) in the first place?”
― Parmesh Shahani, Queeristan: LGBTQ Inclusion in the Indian Workplace