Isn't it ironic that everyone always claims to want freedom, but when something happens to them that can only happen to someone who's free they complain? I mean after all, free will is the basis of human desire and human betrayal. I so often hear people complaining about not being free. But freedom has a price. For literal freedoms it's war. Death even. But for the more abstract freedoms like freedom of decision-making, freedom to care, freedom to do what you want to do, the price is typically forgotten. The price for doing what you want to do is hurting other people. Being stabbed in the back is about 75% of the time not a malicious