Freedom

 freedom

/ˈfriːdəm/

noun

1. 1.

   the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants.

The ones lucky enough to have been born in the western world of relative safeness seem to have the notion that they are "free"...

As soon as you are born you are issued with a birth certificate which identifies you forever more, if you loose your birth certicificate you will have problems. You are also automatically branded with your parents religion, and slowly indoctrinated into it depending on the level of belief / faith of your parents.

You are enrolled into the school system for further indoctrination. Once passed that level, if you pass it, you can choose by furthering your studies, which will more than likely put you in some type of debt with a bank or finance compapny. After whatever time it takes you to graduate you will hopefully find a job in the field of study you chose, which is not often the case, and be a productive member of society. Buy property and get mortgage. 

The constant little spy you cherish so much, your little hand held device. Made in unhuman conditions by people earning a month what you spend on coffe on one day.

Is this the freedom our ancesters fought for? Is this the freedom all the blood was spilled in the name of?

If you believe you are free you are part of the lucky flock of sheep that have been fully indoctrinated and will always be contempt with the worhtless life they are living.