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If this is the freedom you speak of, I want no part of it. If you are giving out the idea that people are free to do whatever they want, then I won’t be a part of it. Freedom is the best thing in the world, but it’s not worth doing things that are wrong. You can’t always pick and choose what you do in life. We all have our own responsibilities and we need to be ready to meet them.
Source: Building Monsters
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