> There are freer countries than the USA — countries which provide access to health care and education So you just made up a different definition of freedom an

> There are freer countries than the USA — countries which provide access to health care and education So you just made up a different definition of freedom and them claimed there are freer countries? Free education and healthcare are not related to freedom. They can be present e.g. in the USSR or in a freer country like Canada (formerly). But they are not an essential ingredient nor do they imply anything about freedom in the usual constitutional sense. You're talking about the merits of a welfare state and calling it freedom