Quote by Vaclav Havel

When a truth is not given complete freedom, freedom is not complete.

When a truth is not given complete freedom, freedom is not c

Summary

This quote highlights the indispensable relationship between truth and freedom. It suggests that in order for freedom to be truly meaningful and complete, there must be unrestricted access and expression of truth. Limiting or censoring the truth can hinder the full realization of freedom, as it restricts individuals from obtaining comprehensive knowledge and forming their own informed opinions. Complete freedom requires an environment where truth is universally embraced and allowed to flourish without constraints or prejudice.

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