Quote by George Bernard Shaw

He who confuses political liberty with freedom and political equality with similarity has never thought for five minutes about either.

He who confuses political liberty with freedom and political

Summary

This quote suggests that many people tend to misunderstand or oversimplify the concepts of political liberty, freedom, and political equality. It implies that those who confuse political liberty with freedom fail to realize that liberty encompasses more than just freedom and includes various rights and freedoms. Similarly, those who equate political equality with uniformity overlook the nuanced differences and complexities that come with ensuring equality among individuals. The quote points out the importance of critically thinking about these concepts to gain a deeper understanding of their true meanings.

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Equality Liberty

By George Bernard Shaw

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