Quotes about Freedom
A thinking child cannot conform. Thought does not bow to authority.
- Ayn Rand
All I know is, unselfishness is the only moral principle, said Jessica Pratt, the noblest principle and a sacred duty and much more important than freedom. Unselfishness is the only way to happiness. I would have everybody who refused to be unselfish shot. To put them out of their misery. They can't be happy anyway.
- Ayn Rand
That which you call your soul or spirit is your consciousness, and that which you call 'free will' is your mind's freedom to think or not, the only will you have, your only freedom, the choice that controls all the choices you make and determines your life and your character.
- Ayn Rand
But don't I have any freedom of speech?" "In your own house. Not in mine." "Don't I have a right to my own ideas?" "At your own expense. Not at mine." "Don't you tolerate any differences of opinion?" "Not when I'm paying the bills.
- Ayn Rand
I shall remind you thatrights are a moral principle defining and sanctioning a man's freedom of action in a social context, that are derived from man's nature as a rational being and represent a necessary condition of his particular mode of survival. I shall remind you also that the right to life is the source of all rights, including the right to property.
- Ayn Rand
We knew not where we were going. We only knew that we must run, run to the end of the world, run to the end of our days.
- Ayn Rand
That's what's great about America: that our freedom of religion allows me to interpret the Bible exactly how it fits my worldview already.
- Stephen Colbert
I have the power to choose my response.
- Stephen Covey
Man made borders not to limit himself, but to have something to cross.
- Anonymous
When your past tries to haunt you tell it you don't believe in ghosts.
- Matshona Dhliwayo
I have fallen in love with the imagination. And if you fall in love with the imagination, you understand that it is a free spirit. It will go anywhere, and it can do anything.
- Alice Walker
A man can be himself only so long as he is alone; and if he does not love solitude, he will not love freedom; for it is only when he is alone that he is really free.
- Arthur Schopenhauer