Quote by Timothy Pina

If freedom isn't worth dying for, then...what is it really worth?

If freedom isn't worth dying for, then...what is it really w

Summary

This quote emphasizes the value and importance of freedom. It questions the true worth of freedom if individuals are not willing to sacrifice their lives for it. It suggests that freedom is something so valuable that it warrants the highest price one can pay. The quote prompts reflection on the significance of freedom and challenges individuals to consider what they truly hold dear and what they are willing to fight for.

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