Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Comment on this quote Share via Email Print this Page Daniel George Quote “O freedom, what liberties are taken in thy name!” ~ Daniel George [Daniel George Bunting]The Perpetual Pessimist Freedom Ratings and Comments Reply Howard, Bangkok 7/16/10 I would have said "O security, what liberties are taken in thy name!" Reply jim k, Austin,Tx 7/16/10 I'm with Howard on this one. Reply Mike, Norwalk 7/16/10 Not exactly sure how to rate this one, thumbs down for the reality thereof or, 5 stars for the accuracy. In the name of freedom, unalienable rights are deemed illegalities so that a most powerful despot can give special privileges, inclusive with titles of nobility (such as spouse (husband or wife), contractor, owner, etc.). Under the name of freedom, larceny is deemed liberty when theft of the noble laborer's fruit is justified under the delusion of security. ETC., ETC., ETC. Reply Ken, Allyn, WA 7/16/10 It is the freedom without the accompanying responsibilities and duties that leads to the libertine society. More than anything I want liberty, i.e. the complete package of freedom and responsibility, rather than freedom alone. Reply RBESRQ 7/16/10 It's as clear as the day is long. Ten stars... And yet the war criminals shout from the rooftops "War in the name of Freedom and Democracy" while they crap all over you. What hypocrisy this nation is built on (sand); and, in a big storm all hell will break lose. Reply Anon 7/16/10 There is definitly a number of things (liberties) that can be taken in the name of freedom so I let the quote speak for itself rather than name another liberty. Reply E Archer, NYC 7/21/10 SaveOk2 SaveOk2 View CommentsClick to view or comment. Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print This Daniel George quote is found in these categories: Freedom quotes About Daniel George Bio of Daniel George Quotations by Daniel George Books by/about Daniel George Daniel George videos Daniel George on Wikipedia Astrological chart for Daniel George