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You don\'t see how \"happy dog has a good job and a good home, while miserable wolf dies for his pride\" does not fit the lesson \"freedom is always better than slavery\"?
The Aesop breaks on the \"freedom is better\" part because the wolf is starving to death and derives absolutely no benefits from being free, while the dog is happy, and most importantly, \'\'not a slave\'\'. He is clearly well compensated for his work, and he\'s free to go hang around in the woods with wolves all day if he wants. Yes, he gets chained up at night, but that doesn\'t make him a slave, any more than it would make you a slave to lock your front door at night.
The Aesop breaks on the \"freedom is better\" part because the wolf is starving to death and derives absolutely no benefits from being free, while the dog is happy, and most importantly, \'\'not a slave\'\'. He is clearly well compensated for his work, and he\'s free to go hang around in the woods with wolves all day if he wants. Yes, he gets chained up at night, but that doesn\'t make him a slave, any more than it would make you a slave to lock your front door at night.
