by Freedom1234 September 19, 2018
by biggahniggah February 15, 2019
freedom constitutes mans inherent, natural and unalienable right, and is thus a universal right or entitlement for all, and is therefore not subject to any and all regulatory measures associated with those inalienable privileges that which are granted by society.
Freedom, refers to mans unalienable natural right to live free from the regulatory intrusions and infringements of society which compromises mans ability in how one wishes to live his or her life as one so chooses.
by Baron Neville April 19, 2016
something that has dissapeared some time ago, no one is exactly sure when. Think about it- If you go infront of the whitehouse with a megaphone and yell "IMPEACH BUSH FOR A BETTER AMERICA!", You'd most likely be arrested (the patriot act was successful in the road of banning free speech). Shit, drugs are illeagal right? We can't even be allowed to control our own goddamm bodies! Does anyone even notice this?! Or are we so used to government control that its become a regular, unquestionable part of life. And the kicker? You don't even have the right to fucking kill your self.
by asdfsa September 24, 2006
by twat42o November 11, 2008
Freedom is an oxymoron when used by any President of the USA; it's what the USA takes of people in order to secure its own 'Freedom' in wars such as Iraq. The act of securing the American people's freedom actively endangers their freedom further while destroying that of others; this leads to the need to further secure Americans' freedom and hence a cycle is created which will ultimately end in the destruction of the earth. Pre 'War on Terror' the Truman Doctrine ensured the 'freedom' of peoples threatened by communism.
by RTR's Synical Satire June 12, 2007
Freedom from tyranny would be great if only the tyrants would all kill themselves then maybe we could experience it.
by I hate liberals November 1, 2005