John Greenleaf Whittier Quote - Liberty Quotes Blog

"Freedom's soil hath only place
For a free and fearless race!"

by:	John Greenleaf Whittier (1807-1892) American Quaker poet, abolitionist
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Absolutely, We hold this truth to be self evident ! This is but one reason why the Waffler Worlders don't get the significance of the individual sovereign's allodium. -- Mike, Norwalk
Agree Mike, that must mean that the Waffler Worlders are willingly part of a slave and fearful race. Fear of having to be responsible for their own actions and dependency on government power to make those who wish to be free slaves like they are. Very sad. -- Anon
I recall proudly singing at the top of my lungs...the land of the free and the home of the brave...somehow it just doesn't seem to be accurate anymore. But I think we can bring it back... -- J Carlton, Calgary
If you love freedom, check out Judge Napolitano on Youtube. He really nails the Patriot Act. -- jim k, Austin
Our government encourages us to be fearful of our responsibilies and to count on them for our security from cradle to grave. All they have to do is make sure we give up hope in Liberty itself for a 'promise' of a brave new world. Not all of us are buying it! -- E Archer, NYC