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postnew [5]
3 years ago
15

I HAVE PUT THIA QUESTION 6 TIMES 6 TIMES OKAY AND NOBODY ANSWERD MY QUESTION PLEASE CAN SOOME INTELLGENT HELP ME AT LEAST ONE TI

ME IN MY LIFE !!!!
If your freedom was in jeopardy, what would you be willing to sacrifice? Be honest. The truth is that sometimes it is better to play it safe. Sometimes it is better to risk. How do you know which choice to make?
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2 answers:
pochemuha3 years ago
4 0
I would give up my clothes my shelter anything to be free at that time  and you have to decide by your own instincts whether it is safer to be safe or risk
antoniya [11.8K]3 years ago
3 0
I would be willing to sacrifice maybe my treasure. It's better to risk. No money, no freedom. If you have no freedom, what's the point of having money. You can't spend it. So pay money, your freedom is rewarded. You will know which choice to choose by weighing the pros and cons. Cons are what you don't want to happen to you. Pros are what you benefit. This is how you would know which choice to make.


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