Five Card Story: Freedom

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As you can see to the image that i pick it represents equality and being independent just like John Locke known for his saying
Being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm another in his life, health, liberty, or possessions i believe that saying really represents this beautiful image cause it serve equlity despite of your humanrace they still have interacted each other that they should embrace diversity and serve as a equality. as you observe the last pic a child walking by himself he is very independent to walk and thats one kind of being independent cause your trying hard all by yourself and you still keep going on all Of that picture really speaks thru to the saying of John Locke.

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As you can see to the image that i pick it represents equality and being independent just like John Locke known for his saying 
Being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm another in his life, health, liberty, or possessions i believe that saying really represents this beautiful image cause it serve equlity despite of your humanrace they still have interacted each other that they should embrace diversity and serve as a equality. as you observe the last pic a child walking by himself he is very independent to walk and thats one kind of being independent cause your trying hard all by yourself and you still keep going on all Of that picture really speaks thru to the saying of John Locke.
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