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There's basically only 2 meanings for free (not in jail, price of 0), so if it's not the one, it's the other. Don't think his comment wasn't of value to me.
by dncornholio 5y ago
There's basically only 2 meanings for free (not in jail, price of 0), so if it's not the one, it's the other. Don't think his comment wasn't of value to me.
- nixpulvis 5y agoThen I fear you've oversimplified your model. I believe there is a lot of grey area between being placed behind physical bars and being forced to pay for services. For example, let's say one comes down with a horrible disease, clearly they are not being directly charged in cash and no police have been involved. Yet I can't shake the feeling that they have been parted with some freedoms. Anyway, food for thought. This thread is perilous.