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SDU 10 months agoFreedom is the ability to pursue happiness, live with constant threat of losing life, and the ability to express your opinions. Such as found in a state where a government serves it purpose: keeping order and creating unity. Stand4Liberty (Independent) - 10 months ago
DarylWashington wrote on May 31, 2009 at 6:21PM EDT
I would love to debate this word. If that's the case you should probably put it into some context first since the word has a whole variety of meanings which vary depending on how, when, to what and where it's applied. DarylWashington (Republican) - 10 months agoI started it off without a explanation for a reason. When you start off a debate you don't debate yourself. Stand4Liberty (Independent) - 10 months ago
DarylWashington wrote on June 5, 2009 at 4:55PM EDT
I started it off without a explanation for a reason. When you start off a debate you don t debate yourself No but you generally should frame the "debate" in some sort of context otherwise you have no hope of any meaninful outcome. DarylWashington (Republican) - 10 months ago
Response to Stand4Liberty
No but you generally should frame the "debate" in some sort of context otherwise you have … Show full post I thought I answered this but it did not post. DrWord 8 months agotrue freedom is absolute freedom and absolute freedom is to dangerous to be given to individuals or any institution. True/absolute freddom will mean people are free to do whatever they want including murder, rape etc just like how it will be in a state of nature, a state with no government. hence, it is governments responsibility to collect everyone's freedom and limit them under by virtue of a social contract. DrWord 8 months ago
Response to DarylWashington
I started it off without a explanation for a reason. When you start off a debate you don't debate yo … Show full post I disagree, animals are not entirely free. they are free if your considering that they share the same wants in terms of freedom as we do. we want the freedom to do anything but they on the other hand want the freedom to survive but it is not promised- their survival is not attributed by their freedom to survive but rather their struggle to survive. DarylWashington (Republican) - 6 months ago
Response to DrWord
I disagree, animals are not entirely free. they are free if your considering that they share the sam … Show full post Animals only struggle to survive when their natural habitats are endangered. However, nobody knows the views of an animal or their thoughts. We do have a sense when they are worried or sick. Freedom for everyone should be a given, however most people truly don't understand that word. Freedom comes with a price, what is yours? DrWord 6 months ago
Response to DarylWashington
Animals only struggle to survive when their natural habitats are endangered. However, nobody knows t … Show full post struggle to survive does not only include protecting onesself from predators but also nurturing ones self. blackwidow 6 months ago
Response to DarylWashington
Animals only struggle to survive when their natural habitats are endangered. However, nobody knows t … Show full post Animals don't struggle, silly. Animals do according to what's put in them to do, and repose in respite when not. Animal thoughts are simple, animals do what is in them to do, without worry, and heal without sickening thoughts of themselves. ironhead (Libertarian) - 5 months agoTo understand freedom, you have to understand natural rights. Natural rights refers to the fact that each human being controls their own actions and behavior; each human being "owns" his/herself. guitar102 (Democratic) - 3 months agoI go with FDR's 4 freedoms: 1. Freedom of Speech 2. Freedom of Religion 3. Freedom from fear and 4. Freedom from want. 1 - 12 / 12
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DarylWashington (Republican) - Member Since: Feb 5th, 2009 - Debate started 10 months ago
I have read many post here, and everyone states how free a person is to do whatever, or we can do this because we are free. My task here is for everyone to think about what true freedom is. I would love to debate this word.
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