Quotes About Freedom

No podemos detener a trabajadores por el mero hecho de que escuchen un punto de vista distinto.

If we're all aggressive, obedient solders [sic], who's going to write the poems and play the blues and go on anti-war protest marches?

RevoluÈ›iile sunt mereu violente, fiindc? oamenii vor ucide întotdeauna ca s? nu piard? puterea. Cu toate astea, ele au loc deoarece vor exista mereu oameni care îÈ™i vor închina vieÈ›ile cauzei libert??ii.i.

El anarquismo es la creencia de que nadie está legitimado para gobernar.

They want you to scare those middling people by violence and rioting. That will get people worrying about the need to maintain order, and stop them thinking about freedom of speech.

Odraslele regale se bucurau de toate lucrurile bune ale vie?ii, mai pu?in de libertate.

Înl?turarea unei interdicÈ›ii p?rea s? le înl?ture pe toate.

If earls' daughters were allowed to marry whom they please, we'd all be ruled by strolling minstrels and dark-eyed outlaws." "The

el Ejército Rojo había liberado el campo de concentración de Sachsenhausen

peaceful men and women whose only crime is to disagree with the government. Does this sound fantastic to you, unlikely, something that could never happen? Well, they used exactly those tactics in Germany—and it worked.

The civil rights movement is understanding your freedom under the Constitution of these United States and if anyone tries to take those freedoms from you, you better rise up and fight and that's what we're doing together.

He who walks out of step hears another drum.

To hell with that. A man goin' fishing with two whores from Portland don't have to take that crap.

You're just a young kid. What are you doin' here? You oughta be out in a convertible, why… bird-doggin' chicks and bangin' beaver. What are ya doin' here, for Christ's sake? What's funny about that? Jesus, I mean, you guys do nothin' but complain about how you can't stand it in this place here and then you haven't got the guts just to walk out!

The best of all possible cages.' Ben stepped back to regard the job with a sad smile. 'What more can one ask?

One flew east, one flew west, one flew over the cuckoo's nest.

When I die pin me up against the sky.

They're out there. First line of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

A man has to know he had a choice before he can enjoy what he chose. I know now. That a human has to make it with other humans . . . before he can make it with himself.

McMurphy tied a chunk of meat to each end of a four-foot string, tossed it into the air, and sent two squawking birds wheeling off, Till death do them part.

They're out there...One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

he commences to laugh. Nobody can tell exactly why he laughs; there's nothing funny going on. But it's not the way that Public Relation laughs, it's free and loud and it comes out of his wide grinning mouth and spreads in rings bigger and bigger till it's lapping against the walls all over the ward. Not like that fat Public Relation laugh. This sounds real. I realize all of a sudden it's the first laugh I've heard in years.

Our thermosed lives are, at best nine-tenths of the time padded by vacuum and sealed by silvered silicon, but, for all their artificiality, we are generally able to find means for unstoppering them now and then, and enjoy at least some portion of addlepated freedom.

one flew east, one flew west, One flew over the cuckoo's nest. —Children's folk rhyme