John Locke presented a paradox about freedom by arguing that laws exist not only to limit human behavior, but also to protect people from the arbitrary will of others: "Where there is no law, there is no freedom"

Original: John Locke apresentou um paradoxo sobre liberdade ao defender que as leis não existem apenas para limitar o comportamento humano, mas também para proteger as pessoas da vontade arbitrária dos outros: “Onde não há lei, não há liberdade”

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