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In the war for individual rights, common sense becomes the first and major casualty.

In the war for individual rights, common sense becomes the f

Summary

This quote suggests that in the struggle to protect and uphold individual rights, people often lose sight of practical and logical thinking. As individuals passionately fight for their rights, they may disregard the fundamental principles of reason and logic. This could lead to a decline in rational decision-making as emotions and personal interests take precedence. The quote reminds us to find a balance between our desire for personal empowerment and maintaining a common sense approach to navigating conflicts and societal issues.

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