Liberty cannot be established unless

“ Liberty cannot be established unless the rulers are prevented from making arbitrary laws. ”

This quote means freedom requires limiting rulers so they cannot govern arbitrarily.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau was an 18th-century French philosopher, writer, and political theorist. Known for works like The Social Contract, his quotes often reflect liberty, education, and morality. Rousseau inspires philosophers, educators, and political thinkers to explore human nature, societal structures, and the importance of civic responsibility and ethical governance.