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    This document discusses a quote from Dr. Jose Rizal's novel El filibusterismo, which states "There can be no tyrants where there are no slaves". The quote explains that to achieve true freedom, one must overcome fear of death and cowardice. During the Philippine revolution, many Filipinos were servile and death-fearing individuals who easily succumbed to threats or temptations, allowing themselves to be treated as slaves by foreigners who viewed Filipinos as inferior. The document stresses that one must view others as equals in order to be treated equally and improve.

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    This document discusses a quote from Dr. Jose Rizal's novel El filibusterismo, which states "There can be no tyrants where there are no slaves". The quote explains that to achieve true freedom, one must overcome fear of death and cowardice. During the Philippine revolution, many Filipinos were servile and death-fearing individuals who easily succumbed to threats or temptations, allowing themselves to be treated as slaves by foreigners who viewed Filipinos as inferior. The document stresses that one must view others as equals in order to be treated equally and improve.

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    This document discusses a quote from Dr. Jose Rizal's novel El filibusterismo, which states "There can be no tyrants where there are no slaves". The quote explains that to achieve true freedom, one must overcome fear of death and cowardice. During the Philippine revolution, many Filipinos were servile and death-fearing individuals who easily succumbed to threats or temptations, allowing themselves to be treated as slaves by foreigners who viewed Filipinos as inferior. The document stresses that one must view others as equals in order to be treated equally and improve.

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    “There can be no tyrants where there are no slaves”, A famous quote from Dr. Jose Rizal in his famous
    novel El filibusterismo. In which it explains that for us to achieve true freedom, we need to overcome
    our fear of death and our cowardice. Like the fellow Filipinos during the time of the revolution, most are
    servile and death fearing individuals. They easily succumb whether it be to threats or to temptations.
    They are treated as slaves by foreign individuals because they themselves viewed one’s own as inferiors.
    View others as superior and you will be looked down on. View others as inferior and you will never be
    able to improve. View others as equals and you will be treated as equals.

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