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Freedom Essay

Freedom is living where one wants, eating what you want, choosing the religion you want to believe in, learning what you want, and doing what you want at your own free will but without creating harm to others (Morriss, 15)

 From my viewpoint, we can live free life by respecting the rights of others and giving them room to enjoy free lives too. We cannot afford to ignore the rights of others as we live freely, but we must respect other people’s rights as we enjoy our freedom. Freedom is vital to everyone and if someone is denied this fundamental right feels as if disrespected. When freedom is graded to me, I would freely think, air out my opinion without fearing people who may not feel like supporting my opinion and go whichever place without bureaucratic consultation (Morriss, 22).

Freedom of expression is among the most significant branches of freedom which every member of the society would like to enjoy. For instance, in communities where freedom of airing opinion is denied by authority, people face lowered mental creativity whose adverse the society heavily shoulders effects such as stagnated economic development.  Firstly, freedom of religion is a very fundamental right in the community, people should have freedom of choosing what to believe and establish their places of worship. Secondly, rights in society entail security to the people in that society, and it should be clearly stated that people must not threaten national security while enjoying their right to protection (Spector, 785).

However, freedom cannot be outright but must have some limit in place since not to do what I want and say ‘freedom is my portion.' We cannot choose to engage in illegal actions like drug trafficking, killing people or stealing other people’s property to satisfy our urges for the sake of freedom. Once, there were two men watch a movie, but one was not interested in the movie and reacted...