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Any existence deprived of freedom is a kind of death
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"Any existence deprived of freedom is a kind of death"

- Michel Aoun

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This quote by Michel Aoun speaks with the relevance of liberty in our lives. He is recommending that without freedom, life is not worth living. He is emphasizing the relevance of having the capability to choose and to be able to act upon them. He is stating that without freedom, life is essentially meaningless. He is also recommending that without flexibility, we are essentially dead, as we are incapable to make decisions as well as take action. This quote talks to the power of liberty and just how it can shape our lives. It is a suggestion that liberty is a basic right and needs to be protected and respected. It is a suggestion that without freedom, life is not worth living.

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Lebanon Flag This quote is written / told by Michel Aoun somewhere between February 19, 1935 and today. He/she was a famous Soldier from Lebanon.

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