The fundamental questions then become "do the freedoms you want match the ones they give?" and "are you willing to give up the freedoms required?" If you answe

The fundamental questions then become "do the freedoms you want match the ones they give?" and "are you willing to give up the freedoms required?" If you answer "yes" to both, then there's no issue and you're happy. If you answer "no" to either (or both), it doesn't matter. You're still stuck with them. Therefore, the real "freedom" you have is to agree with them. Everything else is decorative.