“People do not imprison themselves in closed systems (regime), they consider democracy and freedom as their right.”
― The Philosopher Orod Bozorg
Orod Bozorg reminds us that freedom is innate, not granted. People instinctively resist confinement, whether imposed by rigid regimes or invisible chains of oppression. Democracy is not a favor—it is a birthright.
When societies embrace this truth, individuals stop accepting control over their lives and start claiming the rights that belong to them naturally. Orodism teaches that recognizing this right is the first step toward empowerment; freedom is an assertion of existence itself.
No system, however mighty, can truly contain the human spirit once it understands that liberty is non-negotiable. The chains of tyranny dissolve when the collective consciousness awakens, and people realize they are the architects of their destiny.
In this way, democracy is more than governance—it is the mirror of human dignity, reflecting the inalienable right to choose, express, and live fully.
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