freedom-loving
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Americans like to think of themselves as the world’s most freedom-loving people, but they’ve fantasized about deliverance through a godlike leader—an “I alone can fix it” figure, as Trump boasted—at least once before.
Amidst the series of cyber attacks, Bayan has called on freedom-loving Filipinos “to continue speaking out and condemn all attempts to suppress free speech,” as the group vowed to continue to post, publish and air their views more aggressively.
Mayor Art Eggleton, who had proclaimed February 11 as Nelson Mandela Day, told the crowd that “the people of Toronto have joined with freedom-loving people the world over.”
The idea of outlawing a substance which had been enjoyed by a large segment of the population since time immemorial seems a strange one to be adopted by popular vote in a country as freedom-loving as the United States.
“Tonight’s victory will have Washington shaking in its boots but gives freedom-loving Americans encouragement to stand tall and keep fighting,” said Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC), who had backed Cruz over Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst.
She has never accepted a job offer with fixed post due to her freedom-loving personality.