Why don't people realize that they are not free in the US...

[hayekianxyz]

@Byzantine

How about naming one thing you are not free to do in the US that you would be willing to die for.

The “right” to euthanasia?

[adamp]

A beautiful question, truly. And sneaky. I would only be willing to die protecting against physical harm brought against me or my loved ones. So, to answer your question, nothing. To add context, many people have lived under brutal regimes and did with very little and were still not willing to sacrifice their life. Staying alive is the key. I might be willing to be thrown in jail over a lot of things.

[ama_gi]

when they can forcibly take fire arms from law-abiding citizens who have followed all the rules.

when all boys who turn 18 must register with them to be forced to “serve their country” next time they fuck up royally.

when we live under constant surveillance.

when they fund various military projects which are outright terrifying.

when elections are rigged.

[duffmann808]

@eliotn

… when they see brutal governments abuse the rights of their people.

… when they read books and watch movies that show the follies of satism, like Harry Potter.

… when people get harmed by repeated business cycles under government regimes.

… when people get put in jail.

… when jury nullification isn’t respected.

Add more of these or comment on ones already posted.

Because Barry tells us socialism is right and “HOPE” reigns. I cant believe this moron (rockbama) has a college degree…

[jsuperx]

@Jonathan

@eliotn

… when they see brutal governments abuse the rights of their people.

… when they read books and watch movies that show the follies of satism, like Harry Potter.

… when people get harmed by repeated business cycles under government regimes.

… when people get put in jail.

… when jury nullification isn’t respected.

Add more of these or comment on ones already posted.

Because Barry tells us socialism is right and “HOPE” reigns. I cant believe this moron (rockbama) has a college degree…

I would agree that a college degree is not the best way to measure intelligence and capabilities. Going back to the question, we are not free, so…if we are not politically free, were have no economic freedom. So much for mergers and acquisitions.