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Komu nevadí ztráta svobody, zříká se svého lidství…
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The quote presents freedom as a basic part of being human. It argues that someone who feels no concern when freedom is taken away is also giving up something essential in themselves. “Renounces their humanity” makes the point morally forceful: accepting the loss of freedom is portrayed as a rejection of human dignity and responsibility.
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