Freedom from Want

"Freedom from Want" is one of Franklin D. Roosevelt's Four Freedoms, emphasizing the importance of basic economic security for all people. It means that everyone should have enough resources to meet their essential needs—such as food, clothing, and shelter—without constant fear of deprivation. This freedom promotes stability, health, and dignity, allowing individuals to live without worry about fundamental needs. Achieving this goal supports social harmony and ensures that economic growth benefits everyone, not just a privileged few. It underscores the idea that true freedom includes the comfort and well-being necessary for a decent life.