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Is freedom a trait or capacity of the individual that exists outside of society?

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wolverine [178]3 years ago

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Answer:

Freedom is capacity of the individual that exists outside of society.

Explanation:

Freedom - A person's legal competence.

This means that legally, a person that has freedom, and it is in common sense that they would have it. Outside of society, it would be different and not the same, But we still have the right to entitle freedom to ourselves

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