Freedom of opinion and expression doesnt only mean one can freely vote to the person she is more favored of. It sometimes give opportunity for a country to rebel, thats why there are some countries appear chaotic now.At some point in time, we have heard the phrase "Si vis pacem, para bellum." Some people get confused, as most schools don't cover a lot of things Latin (we don't mean salsa dancing – we mean swords,sandals, Ides of March and Julius Caesar Latin) but that being said, what Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum literally means is "If for peace, for war." It's a paraphrasing of a military philosopher from the late 4th century, Publius Flavius Vegetius Renatus, from his work De Re Militari. (Literally, On Military Matters, a book that was a cornerstone of European military thought and tactics for centuries.) It means that if some one desires to keep peace, then they had better get a cash advance and be prepared to defend it – Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum.
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