> "Freedom from" is just a nice way to say "loss of agency due to oppressive external control". That is not always the case. Counterexample: "freedom from tyra

> "Freedom from" is just a nice way to say "loss of agency due to oppressive external control". That is not always the case. Counterexample: "freedom from tyranny", as in "citizens are free from tyranny by the government" – that can hardly be reframed as "the government loses agency due to oppressive external control by the law".