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Whose statement is this "Man is born free but always in shackles"-

Whose statement is this "Man is born free but always in shackles"- Correct Answer Rousseau

Rousseau said "Man is born free but always in shackles". He intended to say that people deserve to be free but they are chained by societies in which they live. A society may legitimately coerce its people only when they agree to be ruled by that society.

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