Quote by Paulo Coelho

We're living in an age in which everything is allowed, and democracy is being devoured and destroyed by that limitless freedom.

We're living in an age in which everything is allowed, and d

Summary

This quote reflects the concern that exists about the consequences of unlimited freedom in the modern age. It suggests that in a society where there are no boundaries or restrictions, such as in the realm of free expression and choices, democracy itself may be undermined. The quote highlights the potential dangers of unbridled freedom, raising questions about whether a balance needs to be struck between individual liberties and the preservation of democratic values and institutions.

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By Paulo Coelho

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