We're talking about freedoms, not rights.
I mentioned rights in my post because an infringement of freedoms COULD lead to an erosion of rights -- but our conversation is about freedoms. Do you disagree with the idea that every time the government compels or constrains your actions you're less free? That seems terribly uncontroversial. I mean, the opposite of compulsion and constraint is being allowed to do what you want -- which sounds a lot like freedom.
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Posted: 06/25/2020 at 7:08PM