Quote by Nelson Mandela

Only free men can negotiate. Prisoners cannot enter into contracts.

Only free men can negotiate. Prisoners cannot enter into con

Summary

This quote suggests that true negotiation and contractual agreements can only be made by individuals who have the freedom to make choices and decisions. It implies that those who are oppressed or imprisoned lack the autonomy to engage in genuine negotiation, as their options and actions are limited. Therefore, the quote emphasizes the importance of freedom and individual agency in the context of negotiation and entering into contracts.

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By Nelson Mandela

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