Freedom Everyone Deserves Novels & Stories

"And I know that deep down that I can also do it, there is nothing that I can not do, neither is there anything that would deter me from doing the right thing to save hundreds of thousands, millions of people. We are all human after all and we deserve the right to live with liberty, autonomy, freedom and most importantly peace. We deserve the right to have clothes on your backs, food in our stomachs and a roof over our heads. We had the right to not be scared for our surroundings, about our environment, to be scared that if the tyranny of the so called military, of the so called people that are supposed to protect us, we have the right to not be scared if they will take out their anger on us

But if you ask me then I don't think as same as them, maybe it's because I have everything and I don't find this much importance as they they, for me if you have money and beauty you can actually have everything like gold, Diamond, luxury cloth and makeup but you have to pay a big cost for it. Yes you can't have all those things for free can you? You have to pay and when I talking about paying then it's not just a money but it's more than the money, it's more important than the any Diamond, any Gold, any clothing and any luxury. I always read how people in past fight for the particular thing and some are still fighting beacuse it's their right and it's their basic need. Yes you are right

“We’ll protect the rights of the people. We’ll fight for peace. We’ll rise against oppression.” He paced slowly, letting each word thunder in the minds of those listening. “There will be no more killing.” “No more bloodshed.” “And no more blind loyalty to broken laws.” “From now on, everyone is free to stay or leave. If you choose to stay—but don’t wish to associate—then that choice is yours. No judgment.” The circle grew warmer. Softer. Transformed. “We will support the government’s fight against injustice. We will stand with the people of this nation. From tonight onward, we are a family of freedom.”

I agreed with what he said. "That's right, we're just human beings who can do bad things, nobody's perfect so it's better to choose to do the right thing," Cassius added. "You know guys, you all have a point, when we talk about kindness versus evil, no one wants the evil to win, right? So I can say that from what Freeda decides, she did the right thing to help us even without anything in return, even if she has no freedom," Enzo said and I nodded at what he said.

Every time Jennifer and I made eye contact, she would quickly avert her gaze, appearing uncomfortable whenever I smiled at her. I contemplated paying her a visit one of these days. She needed to be enlightened about the true meaning of freedom, which wasn't solely about partying, extravagant shopping, or overseas travel. Real freedom meant feeling alive while doing what we love, without doubting if we truly deserved it, because, in reality, all that we gain should rightfully be ours from the start. Freedom was having no shackles that restrained our decisions and emotions in life, being the captains of our own destiny and masters of our own happiness.

duties, Nothing worth gaining is ever gained without effort. You can no more have freedom without striving and suffering for it than you can win success as a banker or a lawyer without labor and effort, without self-denial in youth and the display of a ready and alert intelligence in middle age. The people who say that they have not time to attend to politics are simply saying that they are unfit to live in a free community. Their place is under a despotism; or if they are content to do nothing but vote, you can take despotism tempered by an occasional plebiscite, like that of the second Napoleon. In one of Lowell’s magnificent stanzas about the Civil War he speaks of the fact which his cou

“Don’t make things harder than they have to be. She’s gone. And now, you’re free. That is the gift that just keeps on giving and it’s not even Christmas. Don’t waste it.” He did the unthinkable to give us freedom. I often wonder how the Judy’s of the world exist. But I guess having that much money allows it. When you can pay for anything… When you have enough money to get away with murder, bad people can stay bad. It’s not fair but then the world isn’t fair sometimes. That’s for sure.

And for the record, I didn't send Faith. I feel a bit ashamed because so far Gabriel has been kind to me, ''I am sorry I didn't mean to make fun of the situation. I want to help create a better world. I just feel a bit overwhelmed with everything.'' Gabriel smiles at me, ''I wasn't mad Noelle. I just want to make sure you know you have a choice. Freedom is important to me, and it is one of the pillars of Liberum. I have been a slave, so I know how important having a choice can be.''

Instead of weapon. "You deserve to exist. You deserve happiness. You deserve—all of it. Not because you earned it. Not because you atoned enough. But because you are human. And humans deserve dignity. Deserve chance. Deserve—grace. Especially humans who are trying. Who are fighting to be better. Who are using their pain to help others." "But what if I am fooling myself? What if I am not actually good? What if I am just—performing goodness to feel better about being evil? What if everything I do is selfish? Self-serving? Designed to earn forgiveness instead of actually helping?"

"Today marks a pivotal moment in the history of our kind. It is a day when the legends of our ancestors will become a reality, paving the way for not only our future generations but for generations yet unborn. Today... is the day we claim our freedom." Suddenly, a voice from the crowd interrupts the momentum of his speech, exclaiming, "Bullshit!" A wave of murmurs sweeps through the audience, and the man stands up, his stature imposing. He is a decorated officer, proudly adorned with numerous awards and honors displayed along his chest. Scars etched across his face hint at the battles he has fought. With a fierce gaze surveying the crowd, he boldly continues, "Freedom is a privilege granted