Quote by Albert Camus

Every rebellion implies some kind of unity.

Every rebellion implies some kind of unity.

Summary

This quote suggests that in any act of rebellion or resistance against the established order or authority, there is an inherent need for a sense of unity among those who participate. Engaging in a rebellion requires individuals to come together, align their goals or grievances, and work towards a common purpose. Whether it is a social movement, political uprising, or any form of resistance, unity becomes an essential element in order to challenge and bring about change to the existing power structure. Without unity and solidarity, a rebellion might lack direction or fail to achieve its objectives.

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By Albert Camus

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