Freedom, the gift given by life, the wings on a bird, the benevolence of America. The majority would agree that freedom is a necessity. Equality is a necessity. And then there is the most simple question that has a most complicated answer: What does freedom mean to me? Many would agree with me when I say that freedom is the absence of restraints that keep you from the ability of doing a specified action verbally or nonverbally. It is also, for the unlucky men and women who lack freedom, the ability itself to break through the chains that pull them down. And although freedom sounds of virtue and global happiness, I would disagree with the idea that freedom is perfect. There are downsides for freedom, but the downsides are more neutral
