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    Aung Myo Htun ( Kelly)
    Nov 23, 2017

    Freedom from Fear

    Fear is defined as a feeling induced by perceived danger or threat that occurs in certain types of organisms,a change in behavior, such as fleeing, hiding, or freezing from perceived unbelievable cases. Human beings have valuable human dignity since they were born. No one can destroy their innermost dignity and spiritual beliefs. Innermost dignity is covered by a thinner layer of honesty. Life is too short and think about what should we do the good things for next generation and how to live in life without ignorance,anger and greed. These three can destroy a thinner layer of honesty that belongs to our innermost heart or soul. If we try to stop these three every minutes, we will be first person who feel peace in mind and life. We will respect each other and we will have sympathy and empathy. These two kinds are very important for human beings where we live in the earth. If we don't have ignorance, anger and greed, we can be proud ourselves we will have freedom from fear. Love is a weapon that can create the most peaceful world.


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    Rachna Shah
    Nov 23, 2017

    I agree that living without fear is a fundamental human freedom, but in today's world, it seems almost impossible to do so, whether one is living in a developed or developing country. Do you believe that the government has a role to play in protecting this right or that it is ultimately the responsibility of the people?

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