Is Freedom means from or  for some object ?
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Depends on which side you are: if you are a slave to something (e.g.addiction) then it is "from".\nIf you are free, then you have freedom "for": anything, even for getting addicted :)
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Yes!  Ofcourse it is!  FREEDOM.....Happy Birthday USA!  I am fortunate to be an American and proud of it!  So celebrate it!
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to take something out of something?
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Excuse me, but you are confusing "Freedom" with "Being Free to do what you want".... they are not the same thing. \n\nFreedom in this case is the concept of political freedom  closely allied with the concepts of civil liberties and human rights, and the fundamental idea of positive and negative freedom corresponds with the concept of negative and positive rights. Most democratic societies are characterised by various freedoms which are afforded the legal protection of the state.\n\nYou have these Freedoms in the USA and not all countries allow the same Freedoms:\n\nFreedom of assembly \nFreedom of association \nFreedom from government sanctioned discrimination \nFreedom of education (to get a basic education)\nFreedom of enterprise \nFreedom of movement (or travel) \nFreedom of the press \nFreedom of religion (or belief) \nFreedom of speech \nFreedom of thought (or conscience) \n\nI don't see being a drug using nudist listed above....sorry.
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Technically, a free country is one that is able to choose its own destiny. It's a condition of being politically free. A free country has the capacity to manage its own affairs, make its own judgments, and provide for itself. It is a state or quality of being independent. In practicallity however, there is no such a thing as free country anymore. In today's global economy, every country depends on one another for subsistence.
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Indeed it is true. "freedom just another word for nothin' left to lose". It is a very well known verse and highly accepted in todays sub-culture circa 1970?, As such it is what it is. Freedom at is a Gift from God, to be cherished and held in high value. What is freedom anyway..?..:()
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War is Peace\nFreedom is Slavery\nIgnorance is Strength\n\nLLBB
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freedom of choice means u should do what u feel like:\nHowever in some religions they .. direct you to your decisions though they say its ur choice..so u cannot have freedom of choice in a religion.
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Freedom is being able to travel from one part of the country to another without having to get permission from your goverment.\n\nFreedom is being able to meet with a group of people and not get arrested for forming an assembly.\n\nFreedom is speaking out against the government and not disapearing in the middle of the night.\n\nFreedom is being able to practice any religion and not be persecuted by the government for it.\n\nFreedom is being allowed to ask questions like this.
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From the Preamble of the US Constitution (basically like a mission statement for the US Goverment)\n\nAt the time that it was written, Enlightenment thinkers believed the legitimate job of government was to protect citizen's lives, basic freedoms, and the ability to do things like earn a living.  \n\n"blessings of liberty" would be the rhetoric for basic freedoms like speech and religion.  It ties into the rhetoric of being endowed inalienable right from the creator, etc. from the Declaration of Independence, as in blessings from god (creator) as part of inalienable rights.
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Basically, it represents freedom. The freedom to think and act according to one's own beliefs without the interference of a Federal Government. We can see more clearly every decade how these freedoms have been lost since the War Between the States. You can't even spank your own kids in your own home now without drawing the attention of the Federal Government. You lost much when you crushed the 'rebellion'. I wonder how long it will take before you see it?
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Is freedom considered ethical? Of course, personal definitions of freedom vary. Basic human rights for all, including humane treatment of animals. I think American society is just like any other in that we all have our own ethics and values. Even in nations without freedom, their is surely a difference in opinion whether spoken or not.\n\nIs it possible you are confusing religion with ethics? Not all ethics are religious. America is home to many religions so we do not all have the same belief system. I think in general we believe in living without taking others rights away - except for the extreme christian-conservatives who do want to take away certain "non-christian" rights because they believe that they foul up our nation regardless of our constitutional rights.
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It probably means the you feel that you are losing your freedom to something - maybe a curfew, or a work commitment, or relationship commitment. It depends. Ask yourself what freedom are you about to lose?
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NO.\n\nBecause the very idea that the flag symbolizes is the freedom to do what I want, say what I want, and protest what I want.
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Christianity is not about freedom. It is all about rules and forced belief. That is not freedom. If I cannot choose to be whatever I want - Jewish, Muslim, aethiest, or whatever - then you do not truly want freedom.\n\nIf you claim to want freedom, you must accept the freedom of someone else to kill you, even if that will mean they have removed your freedoms as a result. Freedom is paradoxical and you are a joker.
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simply put, it is true that we should have freedom but most people that are advocates of 'freedom' in all its forms forget that having freedom is not one-sided.  freedom's twin is 'responsibility'.  one's freedom ends when it starts to encroach on another's.  freedom should be viewed in the correct perspective.  rules and regulations and norms are in place to enforce some sort of order.  but better than rules and regulations are PRINCIPLES.  when we know, have and practice the correct set of principles (which can be summarized into two: love God with all our heart, soul, mind, strength; and love our neighbor as ourselves) then we are able to live responsibly and know the limitations of our freedom.
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"Let he (or she) goes!"\nIt's a expression that means: let the person be free to go away, if this is his (or her) decision.