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“If I speak of freedom and liberty but advance neither, I am a rogue charlatan exploiting priceless principles to sell my audience worthless ideals. As such, I should be stripped of all freedom and liberty and be enslaved to the ideals that I recklessly propagate. And this should be done so that I might come to understand the priceless nature of that which I am abusing, and the abomination of that which I am selling.”

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