It is harder to defend freedom than to gain it

It is harder to defend freedom than to gain it

What is the meaning of freedom without a subjugated nation? It may be easy to gain freedom in exchange for blood and life, but it is more difficult to defend that freedom. People don't want to live in subjugation. So people move, struggle, fight for freedom. Freedom can only be achieved by sacrificing many precious lives and through bloody struggle. The struggle does not end once independence is achieved. Then the struggle for independence comes before the victorious nation. That struggle is more difficult. Enemies are identified during the war of independence, so it is easy to fight against them, but the real enemies are not known after independence. So it becomes very difficult to suppress them. Enemies inside and outside enemies of an independent country come together - at any time, independence can be thwarted. Therefore, vigilance is needed to protect the country from reactionary, violent activities. The subjugated nation achieved the glorious sun of freedom through many struggles, sacrifices and bloody wars. We must be careful that the defeated enemy does not snatch that sun of freedom at every opportunity of the nation's weakness.