Freedom

Freedom is not a concrete concept. It is in reality a mental construct. Freedom for one person is completely different than freedom from another. Freedom does not equal being autonomous because not all desire to be autonomous and reality holds that the only fully autonomous organism is a dead one. One can not be autonomous for the simple reason that the future is built on the past; all aspects of life are contained in the rigid boundaries of past experience. To some critics of these statements their lives proves otherwise and as of yet they have yet to provide a universal definition of freedom. Freedom was not built on the foundations of observation but rather the foundation of political imagination. Freedom is as real as Santa Clause it's only existence is in the imaginations of those who hold it. Freedom is an empty term use to masquerade every form of illogical behavior as reasonable. In reality it is better not to hear than listen to media gossip which harms people not only on an individual basis but society, it would be far better if it would stop trying to justify depravity( how they betray society), and it would be best of all if they didn't disclose sensitive information and so endanger the lives of its listeners. Individuals can not exist without society by betraying society freedom has betrayed all its adherers. Government abuse only exists when the governors are inadequate. It is far better if they were chosen by their training and through scientific inquirer than through the minds of the untrained herds who have no ideas of the entirety of the government process. Absolutism is based on the inherent traits of humanity and which ways are more compatible with them. Totalitarianism has to do with eliminating behavior which is destructive to society. For every behavior that is destructive on an individual level will eventually be destructive on a social level. Freedom is incompatible with a herd mentality. Society is incompatible with any other mentality.

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