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What is freedom? In fact, what political struggle are we witnessing? It is the instinctive struggle for the freedom of all people. So what is freedom - by its name that makes the heart beat faster and rock the world -? It is not a combination of all freedoms - freedom of conscience, freedom of study, freedom of association, freedom of the press, freedom of tourism, freedom of labor, freedom of trade or star? In short, isn't it freedom - that is, each person is entitled to use all his or her energies, as long as there is no harm to others in doing so? Isn't that the freedom to destroy all autocratic regimes - even legalized autocracy? In the end, is it not the freedom to force the law to operate only in the rational sphere that organizes individuals' rights to legitimate self-defense, the unjust field of punishment? Admittedly, the human attraction towards freedom often encounters many obstacles, especially in France. This is largely due to the disastrous desire - learned from the teachings of ancient times - that our writers on social problems often have: They want to stand on top of the necks of the people. arrange, organize, and control humanity as you like. I am a horse girl poster. This is the reason why in ancient Jews - and more recently, in Arabs - religiousAgain, it is a matter of principle. The Athenian discussion was literature; the Carthaginian and the Tire were commerce; of the island Rhodes is the navy; Sparta's was war; and Rome's is virtue. The author of The Spirit of Laws pointed out the skills lawmakers use to direct their institutions to achieve those goals ... But suppose that the legislator confuse goals and act on principles different from the one that the nature of things has indicated? Suppose that the chosen principles sometimes create slavery, and sometimes freedom; sometimes it's wealth, sometimes it's people; sometimes peace, and sometimes conquest? Confusion of goals will gradually lose the power of the law and weaken the constitution. The state will often fall into embarrassment, until it collapses or changes, and invincible nature regains its empire.
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