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Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I would have to say that I agree with this statement because in order to have freedom, you must first open yourself up to the world. With the freedom, comes the responsibility of having that freedom. In the statement is says, ". . .what you do with what's been done to you," I don't think that that means that your freedom could either be a good thing or a bad thing, but it is simply a law that we have. A saying that a friend showed me stated, "Attempted to reconcile his existentialist ideas about free will with communist principles, which taught that socio-economic forces beyond our immediate individual control play a critical role in shaping our lives." I believe that the shaping of our lives is formed by the role that we play in out lives, others' lives, etc. In conclusion, I agree with this statement that Jean-Paul Sartre stated.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I believe in this statement. Everybody has had something done to them that has maade them recipricate to what has happened. If there wasn't anything to react to, why would you be looking for freedom. you would already be free.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with the quote because anyone can do what ever they feel like doing, but no one can decide what is going to be done to them. I feel that's exactly what this quote is saying, because you can't decide what will be done to you but you have the freedom to decide what you will do with what has already been done to you.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree, in a sense; I believe life is 10% what happens to you, and 90% what you do with it. You are ultimately free in what you do because no matter the circumstances, how you react to outside stimulus and everyday interaction. You can choose to do anything you want for whatever that has happened to you.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I would have to agree with this quote because i think it is saying that you won't know what freedom is unless something is taking away from you. Think about back when slavery was going on. Slave keep talking about freedom that they wish that were free. That wish that can do what they want to do when they want to do it. But when they was finnially free from slavery. They was happy for a while, everything was good. But now of days it make you wonder are we really free. Because we still have an master and tell us what to do and how to do it. And if we don't do it we will get punish for it. So do you really think we are free. By the way the new word for master these days are called our bosses
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with Jean-Paul because you get freedom with what you earn. like for example if you listen to your parents and do what they tell you to do then that means that you have earn their trust so that mean they trust you to do what you want and you get more freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree because I believe it means in a situation that happens whether good or bad. You have the choice to make your own path to dwell on what has happened and give your self a hard time or move on and give your self peace.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with this statement because typically when bad or good things are done to people it makes them have a certain mindset about things, so if you've been treated bad it may effect how you use your freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree because no matter what situation you're in, you can still free your mind and there is no control over it. So if somethin' happens to you or your family, you have a choice to feel what you want and nobody can tell you to stop.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree because freedom is that there is no control, and by saying it has to do with what has been done to you is a slight contradiction.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree becasue the less freedom you have growing up the more you will get when your older and you will not care what anyone else thinks because you are getting what you want to get.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with this statement. I believe that it is saying that you have the freedom to react. If nothing is done to you, then you can't react and if something is done to you then you most likely will have a reaction to their action. Therefore you have the freedom to do with what has been done to you.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree because I believe freedom is a state of mind, more so than an actual verb.Yes, you are not truly free if you are "locked in chains", but you are not free at ALL if your thoughts are caved.For example, if you are free in the world but are stressed on a daily basis, working overtime everyday, and having problems daily...your freedom is debatible. Compared to someone in jail, who is physically trapped, but mentally stable and happy with himslef.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I support this statement by Sartre. Back in the old days, America's founding fathers helped us through what we needed under British rule. They stood up for what they believed in, knowing that this freedom that we know today would be useful for the future. It’s now what we use whenever we have something to say, whenever we want to express our feelings and our displeasures to the world around us. We’re very fortunate for this privilege we have today and so we shouldn’t abuse freedom in any way.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I do agree with the statement because you have the ability to choose what you do in the world, which may have manipulated or touched your life. The environment you grow up in contributes to how you are raised to see the world.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I think it's what you make out of the situations that you're put in. That doesn't sound like freedom at all because you are having to MAKE a decision, but that's just it. You have choices which is freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

Yes!!! Jean-Paul Sartre is right, because when bing undercontroll of someone or something you do what they want and how they wanted done. But once your free you can do things the way you want and how you react to what was done to you.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

i agree with what Jean Paul is trying to say. I think that you chose the path you want to take to make your life better. I think that you make your life better by learning from any mistakes you have made in the past by not repeating them later on.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with this argument. I think it's our choice to be free or not. People can try to hold you back or try to take it away from you but it's always going to be there. I guess it just depends on how much you want it. Are you willing to die for your freedom or are you going to let it go to live?
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

Yes I do agree with Jean- Paul Sartre because freemdom does mean to do what we want to do without any rules or regulations. But certain times we need to follow rules.If we follow th rules then we are free to whatever we like.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

In my mind Freedom is being in the state of mind to do anything without having something mentally or physically holdng you back, so based on past experience or "what's been done to you" your freedom will as good or bad as what's been done to you. If the apple doesn't fall very far from the tree then you'll seek that freedom away from the tree and if you fall far and away from it then you won't do much to seek it. I may not know what I'm saying..
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with Jean-paul Sartre state because he states that freedom is what you do with what's been done to you, and I define freedom as the liberty to choose and state your own thoughts.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

i agree because the choice you make after something happens to you either good or bad is your choice.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with what i understand I'm not sure that i understand the full meaning of the quote. But i think its saying you can choose what you do but you cant always choose what happens to you.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

According to what I think it means I agree because you are the one who makes the choices whether to do something or not. For example if you know that the only way of getting out of something is by doing something bad, I guess your going to have to do it. But if doing something bad causes you to get in trouble.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

we independently have a diffrent tought of freedom. depending in youre past to are raised with a tought that freedom is our country to be able to vote, others might think freedom is the choice to do what we want wen we want it, the ability to chose our future.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I would have to agree to this quote because you cant be free if you hold a grudge against someone for what they have done and you cant have freedom if you worry about the same thing your whole life. You eventuallu have to get past the bump in the road and move on with your life and that is what I think the quote is trying to say.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

Freedom is commonly interpreted as being able to do, say, act on, or believe whatever you would like. Though this is true, there as different types of freedoms in my opinion. If you are a child you have certain freedoms, some in which you don't understand, but that are set for your age. Slaves in the earlier years had certain freedoms, not many, nor good ones, but they still kept some to an extent. I agree with Jean-Paul's statement because the freedoms given to you in life are what allow you to act as who you are. Even if your locked away in a prison cell you can act on certain freedoms and make best with what you have.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

yes, I agree with jean paul, because you chose your own destiny, you chose your own believes to live better. maybe some people don't understand this but freedom is what makes you happy, in terrible situations, or in your happiest situations. we make freedom, and we own it by expressing ourself freely.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I believe in this statement because with freedom such things as ideas and choices are given to you. In that position it is your place to take the freedom you’re given and do what ever it is that you need to do with those things. So with what ever has been given or "done" to you it is your choice on what you do.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

God gave us the freedom that we have now in the United States. So all you have to do now is take advantage of the opportunities that are set apon you.so yes, i agree that "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree because freedom consists of the choices which are given to you. Freedom is effected by the choices and what you choose to do.If a person is physically not free, but his or her mind is free they can do anything they want.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I will have to agree with this quote, I think that freedom is not given to anyone is taken by those who want it. When your parents did not let you go out that night it was because you probably didnt deserved it. If you would of done your homework, and your chores it would of probably been a diffrent story.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

Yes, i agree with Jean-Paul Satre's quote. To me it means that our rights given to us and the freedom we have is ours because of what was done in the past. For example, our freedom is ours because soldiers faught for it, colors and non colors are equal now because of people faught for that, so because the rights and freedom we have to do what we want to do is because it was paid and done from the past. Thats what "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you." means.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with Jean-Paul freesdom is not a sence a freeness but what you have done to gain freedom.You can go threw a lot in your liffe and not had freedom but you need to gain it just like gaining trust with your parents you gain than you have the freedom you want.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I dont fully understand the Quote "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you." What i think it is saying is that you earn you freedom by the decisions that you made in the past. Meaning if you make bad choices you would have less freedom, if you make good choices you would have more freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

Freedom is a choice... a choice to whether to fight back if a person pushes you or to take the higher road and walk away. It feels like an existentialism quote because its all up to you what the next move is going to be. Our creator gave us a great gift our minds and the ability to use them is the greatest freedom we have. We cant control what happens to us but the response which is most important that will ultimately decide our fate is in our hands....No one can take away that freedom. With that freedom we can evolve and mature as humans and in the end create a positive lesson out of all of our experiences or then again we can regress just the same way. The beauty of it is that no matter what the outcome is we control it in the end.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with the statement.There a couple of times in my life where my freedom was restricicted.Where u go and how you use your freedom can help determine what kind of person you are.i beleive if your sustainable to change and willing to embrace your surroundings than you will always be free in a way.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with the quote because you can make any type of decision you want which is freedom. Some of the freedom we have is results of something that has happened to us and it makes us do things even if we have to suffer consequences but its our freedom to decide what to do.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

Yes I do agree with Mr. Sartre because freemdom does mean to do what we want to do without any rules or regulations. But certain times we need to follow rules. If we follow th rules then we are free to do anything we desire.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

lets say you were beaten half to death by some crazy guy, and you live in fear all you life. your scared to come out of you room and you end up living with you parents. That is a choice that you make. instead of conquering your fear, you act like a little two year old girl. But their still hope for you. you just need the guts to not be scared all the time. what im trying to say is that freedom is a choice of how you respond to to things that have happened to you.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree, because you might not ever take a chance ofchanging what you have now , but if you do you willhave freedom out of your own choices......
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

i agree that this is my side for one main reason! Because the freedom i have right now is the same freedom someone fought for and worked hard for me to have. If it wasn't for those people such as soldiers, workers, and pioneers then i wouldn't be able to sit next to the person in my class because of my skin color. Now that that has been done i have the freedom to do what i want if it is according to the law.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I support the quote because I think that we have freedom to do anything but there are some things that do come in life that we can't help. From there we get the freedom to decide what we would like to do then.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

i agree because you can choose what you want to do with your life. its your choose and you have the freedom to do what ever you want and think what ever you want. its your life live it how ever you want.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

Freedom is given to you by birth. No person can take your freedom away. If a man were to give you money without you asking, this man has the liberty to do that because no law makes this transaction illegal. However, you too have the decision to do the same, but it always comes down to what you want to do.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with this quote. People can do whatever they want to with their lives, so depending on how you take what people do to you, you can be successful or not. Take the slaves for example, they were taken from their land, brought here unwillingly and yet, look hiow successful some African-Americans have become. It all has to do with how you take things, whether or not you get offended. If you take most things with stride then you shouldn't have too many problems.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

If a person is in prison becaue someone "snitched" on them, eventually when they get out that person would have the"freedom" to either go out and seek revenge or let it be:maybe take it as a learning experience. In saying that I agree that freedom is what you do to what has been done to you. Based on your limits and the rules and guidelines set you have "certain freedoms" not ." O I can do whatever i want" freedoms.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

Freedom is the power to live the unalienable rights (Life, Liberty. and the pursuit of happiness) to the fullest. So, I agree with Jean- Paul's quote, for example if Lee comes to my house and completely trashes it out I have the freedom to kick him out, because he went against my happiness. So, If someone does something good or bad to your freedom could give a response to them.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

With what has been done to you, you can use that to get better, and use that as to get to where you want to be and have, which is freedom. Freedom can be what ever you want it to be, freedom really dont have a stopping point, but there is always consequences to everything everybody do. But you decide what its going to be, which is also your freedom to.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I think that freedom is having the right to do what you want when ever you want it. freedom is having no limits just doing what you want but without doing the wrong things.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

"Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."In some places, fantasy worlds produced for the public to view or reality thinking in books, people have different opinions. I am going to tell everyone about the time I saw the Anime Gundam Seed. One of the main characters, Kira Yamato, becomes the pilot of The Freedom, a Gundam, and before he boards this mobile suit he is told words around the lines: "Power is based on what you do, and what you want to do."The time takes place during the first "Bloody Valentine War" and Kira uses this new power to help others. In this case, freedom is represented as a Gundam. Power is not about what the statement that was shown at the beginning of this reply, but the name is. The Freedom takes flight to Earth and
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with Jean-Paul because no matter how strict your lifestyle is or the lifestyle your parents force you to have, you can always gain some freedom. Following what they tell you and behaving with respect will get you freedom to an extent. It how you percieve what you have and then what you do with that perception.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

To a point I agree with that because you make do with the cards you have been dealt. In a way that is not true because some people look at freedom as “you do as you please and have no rules” but if you think about it rules are what keep us all in line. I am indifferent to it I feel freedom is in the eye of the beholder and is one of those words everyone will have their own opinion about.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

i agree with what Jean-Paul Sarte has said because, with freedom' we think were only aloud to do whats has been done or given to us. Most of us follow the rules and just go by what has already been done because wew think that it's worked in the past.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree because some people in this world are not born into freedom until they make something to change that. Some people are born with freedom but others have things done to them to hold them back. Like in Cuba, the military tries to control the people living there but some choose to escape Cuba and come here to be free from all the injustice.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree because no matter what situation in life you are in, you can still be free in your own mind. Just because you are in a little cage somewhere doesn't mean you can't be free in your own mind. You can have freedom with what you are given.