Quote by Abraham Lincoln

Those who deny freedom to others, deserve it not for themselves.

Those who deny freedom to others, deserve it not for themsel

Summary

This quote emphasizes the principle of reciprocity in relation to freedom. It suggests that if someone denies freedom or denies the rights and liberties of others, they themselves do not deserve to enjoy or be granted the same freedom. The quote implies that it is unjust for individuals who restrict or oppress others to expect or receive freedom in return. It highlights the importance of treating others with fairness and respect, as the denial of freedom to others effectively disqualifies oneself from deserving freedom.

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