741 Quotes About Human-rights

If in our mind, we are undivided, righteous and equal, then all external disparities are bound to drop exponentially.

The real struggle for us is for the citizen to cease to be the property of the state.

Majority has no brain. It is just a momentum. Always recheck majority with morality.

Because you're worth nothing without society, and also because we would all be dominated by others without political institutions that protect our rights.

Peace, harmony and brotherhood are the marks of humanity. They are the heart of every religion. They are the ultimate weapons against all powerful weapons.

If you're adopted, you have rights. We tend not to share our stories because we've been taught that whatever problems we encounter are our fault. We've been the scapegoats for the 1%. If we want to flip the script, then we must share our stories and listen to others outside the scope of what was traditionally acceptable.

Ironically, the [monopolistic] concentration of capital means that one of the great fears about socialism - that decisions about what to sell would be made by small, unelected groups of bureaucrats, rather than determined by competition - is increasingly coming true under capitalism.

It’s not utopian to demand that in a world with this kind of technology, that as a moral demand, a society feed, clothe and house its people. A society that doesn’t do it, with the kind of technology and the wealth we have is beneath contempt and makes a mockery of all the previous history of civilization.

We are given a freedom of choice to choose, but we have to choose what they want. Not what we want. Then that is not freedom, but oppression.