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Is having power the same as having freedom?

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Yes.

EDIT : It's a matter of opinion. I would say not. Imagine, in lieu of a better example, a tiger locked in a cage. You could not argue that a tiger has power, however, the cage is capable of removing it's freedoms.

Smarter men have served under tyrants.
etc.

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