"We want to be free" answers the question of why we need the state. The response addresses it as a republic or, in the correct translation of the Latin loanword, as a free state. Therefore, the theme of the book is not the legal protection of private, personal freedom, but the republican will for public, political freedom. What this will for freedom is capable of was heard and seen by the world on November 9, 1989: "We are the people" was the slogan of a revolution that can stand comparison with the freedom revolutions in America and France. These and other stories about the spirit of republican freedom, the will for a free state constitution, and the power in the "we" of freedom-seeking citizens are told in the twelve chapters of the book. The keyword is written as "We." It opens the philosophical discourse.