[MEG33]

And just where would one move and have"more freedom"?

[bigghurtt]

please do not take my comment to mean that I believe as such...

I love this country dearly, and would do anything in it's name. but I'm telling you, there are alot of dumb kids in the army, and I've heard several statements from some of them.

unfortunately, just putting on the uniform doesn't mean you have any sense of duty these days.

[Prodigal Son]

And just where would one move and have"more freedom"?

It's not always an issue of 'where else can you go?' it's an issue of how it ought to be. In answer to your question I would say the place one might go to have more freedom would be Pre-Depression America. There are 9 nations in front of the US as far as economic freedom- if economic freedom were the most important factor there is indeed a short list of places to go.

Just depends what your perspective is. Africa is like the Wild West. Lots of opportunity there depending how you look at it.

Some people might think being able to ingest the substances they choose is an example of freedom. In this case the US is not a very clever place to go. On the other hand, if you want an abortion, the US is a good place to live.

Freedom means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. Roosevelt said people ought to have freedom from want. A lot of things took a turn for the worse after that man came to office. I think there's a correlation.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Some detail on letters to the Spokane paper:

Letters to the editor from Ryan Anderson

[js1138]

And just where would one move and have"more freedom"?

There seem to be places where men are free to enslave and kill women at there pleasure.