What do you think of when you hear the word freedom

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What comes to your mind when you hear the word "freedom"?
It comes to my mind the great Martin Luther King who fight against the white oppression and lead the black people on the protest of 1963 where he talked about his big phrase "I have a dream".
Do you have as much freedom as you want to in your life? Explain.
if you compare someone like me 200 years ago with the present, I would tell you, yes, i have enought freedom to do anything I want. but now on day, you cant tell you are free, because to go to the neighbor country you need a passport or things like that.
In what way can society take away your freedom? Think about how people lived a long time ago.
They can make us slaves. They can tell us whenever they want a war and we got to respect that decision. We got to give the teens away to a dumb war.
What are some examples of freedom?
The freedom is when ou realize you are tie to anything at all, that anything ties you down. That you can go to any country you want. That you can be free. But, we still have on mind that our freedom's border is the other one's.

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