We basically have the freedom to do whatever we want whenever we want. However, are we willing to pay the price for that act of freedom if a price for such act exists?
A basic principal of freedom is our freewill and free choice to choose the laws we wish to apply to ourselves.
Sometimes we step outside of such laws. We therefore had the freedom to do whatever act and we can continue doing such acts as we please until caught, most of the time our choices stay within the laws, that was our free choice to do so.
Again, we basically have the freedom to do whatever we want whenever we want. But, are we willing to pay the price for that act of freedom if a price for such act exists?
Of course, I have omitted things like slavery and such. I’ll leave that part of this topic to those more eloquent. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/winkwink.gif" alt="" />
