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And since we both agree that it has nothing to do with freedom, why do you think it is justified to talk about it as "being allowed to"?
by LudwigNagasena 3y ago
And since we both agree that it has nothing to do with freedom, why do you think it is justified to talk about it as "being allowed to"?
- stale2002 3y ago> why do you think it is justified Because by "allowed to" what it means is "to be able to do so, without suffering significant negative consequences." So, that would be the definition of "allowed to" that is being referred to, which is both true and justified.
- watwut 3y agoBecause that is how English language works.