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I'm tired of hearing "you have the freedom to [x]", when it's always accompanied by "but if you do exercise that freedom, you will be treated as a second-class

by creata 1y ago

I'm tired of hearing "you have the freedom to [x]", when it's always accompanied by "but if you do exercise that freedom, you will be treated as a second-class citizen".

Viliam1234 1y ago
It's similar to the socialist: "we have freedom of speech, the only thing missing is freedom after you speak".