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28th April 2022 08:49
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Describe "Freedom" in no more than 3 sentences
What is freedom for you, what does it represent? If you don't mind, please describe what that word represents in full, following this if possible
1. What you grew up thinking freedom means
2. What you hope freedom means for your future generations
3. What you think other people see as freedom (in other places outside your country)
4. Do you think other people are wrong about what freedom is? If so, which groups of people or how do you consider them to be wrong about the meaning of it?
Open questions actually, please feel free to go beyond the basic points above
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28th April 2022 08:53
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Re: Describe "Freedom" in no more than 3 sentences
"Freedom of [Fill in a purpose or situation here]"
That's a good template
Freedom of [speech]
Freedom of [killing someone]
Freedom of [gathering rain water]
Freedom of [raising your own food]
Etc and etc
Freedom of speech is a very usual thing, but it's a "species in danger" these days. Because, you can speak about anything you want, but 'Can you speak about anything you want without repercussions?"
You sure can speak up, but other people can also say "this person spoke up in a way i don't like, so i'm free to kill them because of it". So free to speak, but there will be consequences. No one will stop you from speaking, they will actually encourage you to speak up your mind, but then the consequences may be fatal.
Twisting meanings and situations around is easy, see?
Cancel culture is a perfect example, as well
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28th April 2022 09:18
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