* Some restrictions apply. Ask your local prosecutor if freedom is right for you.
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Everyone has rights. You had freedom to choose and start a loud party. Your neighbor had freedom to choose to call the police. So it seems there is freedom
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"Freedom" that includes violent corrosion isn't freedom... It's authoritarianism. Rights also happen to be legal fictions, and an appeal to authorities to enforce social norms that could be achieved by other means. Neighbors who call cops because of some music... bad neighbors
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Sorry, I can't support any system that denies me the right to be intolerant of loud neighbours.
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The most prisoners in the world...
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I think a better example is that people are forbidden from selling flower arrangements without a license (which is also enforced in a way ultimately backed by violence).
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However, as with many things, there are shades and degrees. How does level of freedom in the US compare to other places? Etc. also, could interpret it as partially aspirational.
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As a corporate healthcare provider I must point out that I have no idea what you're talking about, I feel as free as I can get.
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Spoken like a true high school student
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They’re confusing “land of the free” with “land of the me” on that one
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