Freedom, in philosophical terms, has been translated from the 1700s: "the will to do and believe whatever one feels is right," to a post-modernist view of: "whatever it is you believe, you are right." I see it as contradictory.
There is a lot more freedom for some people than before. People in America take advantage of their freedom. Some places still have issues with freedom especailly religion.
Freedom now is viewed differently by each person. So someone can think they have freedom so they don't follow rules, when some people think they have freedom and still follow rules.
Freedom is being able to do what you want. It has so many advantages. I agree with kaitlyn that its a privilage and shouldnt be abused. Freedom now adays are completely different then they were in the 1700s.
I agree with Abbey's statement: "Freedom is much more flexible now than in the 1700s." The way laws are passed and rights are made allows so much more to happen in society.
I agree with stephen because he is right. People misunderstand the word "Freedom" and so they think that they can do just whatever they want even though they really cant. Freedom is having rights and doing what you want but still haveing to follow all the rules and laws that aply to the situation
In the 1700s people thought of freedom as having your rights and excercising them. I feel like today people think of freedom as being able to do whatever they want whenever they want.
I agree with abby the freedom is allot mnore flexable today, we have so many more liberties then they had in the 1700's. In a way passing rights is good., but it has its cons like getting people who did a bad thing off easier. or not punishing someone for something they should have gotten punished for.
People think that freedom means they can do anything now. You can't do anything. You just have your rights
ReplyDeletei agree with jake. people take advantage of the freedom were givin. we do have rights we need to follow.
ReplyDeleteFreedom, in philosophical terms, has been translated from the 1700s: "the will to do and believe whatever one feels is right," to a post-modernist view of: "whatever it is you believe, you are right." I see it as contradictory.
ReplyDeleteI agree with jake and breanna because you cant get out of control and abuse your rights
ReplyDeleteFreedom today is taken advantage of all the time. People think that if they have freedom then they have no rules, which isn't true.
ReplyDeletei think that people just have more rights today. Also there is less to get in trouble about. I agree with John.
ReplyDeleteThere is a lot more freedom for some people than before. People in America take advantage of their freedom. Some places still have issues with freedom especailly religion.
ReplyDeleteFreedom now is viewed differently by each person. So someone can think they have freedom so they don't follow rules, when some people think they have freedom and still follow rules.
ReplyDeleteI think what John said is very true too.
ReplyDeleteI think that freedom is much more flexible now then in the 1700s. I agree with Kait.
ReplyDeletepeople got more right these days. they also have alot more rules tho. i agree with kait
ReplyDeletefreedom in todays world is not really thought about anymore because people take advangtage of it and dont consider themselves lucky
ReplyDeleteFreedom is taken advantage of all the time, people think becasue they have the freedom to do somwthing doesnt mean you ahve to abuse your privilages.
ReplyDeletei agree with kailtlyn
ReplyDeletePeople can do a lot more today. In the 1700's, not everyone was free. There were people who told them what to do.
ReplyDeleteI agree with breanna beacuse people abuse there rights.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Abbey that freedom is more flexible. We have a lot more choices and opportunities today.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jesse
ReplyDeletePeople today are misunderstanding there freedom. they believe they can do whatever they want which they can't. they still have to fallow the laws.
ReplyDeletei agree with jesse
ReplyDeleteFreedom is being able to do what you want. It has so many advantages. I agree with kaitlyn that its a privilage and shouldnt be abused. Freedom now adays are completely different then they were in the 1700s.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Abbey's statement: "Freedom is much more flexible now than in the 1700s." The way laws are passed and rights are made allows so much more to happen in society.
ReplyDeleteI agree with stephen because he is right. People misunderstand the word "Freedom" and so they think that they can do just whatever they want even though they really cant. Freedom is having rights and doing what you want but still haveing to follow all the rules and laws that aply to the situation
ReplyDeleteI agree with Ky. People think that they have freedom so they can do what ever they want.
ReplyDeleteIn the 1700s people thought of freedom as having your rights and excercising them. I feel like today people think of freedom as being able to do whatever they want whenever they want.
ReplyDeleteI agree with john that is contradictory
ReplyDeleteI agree with abby the freedom is allot mnore flexable today, we have so many more liberties then they had in the 1700's. In a way passing rights is good., but it has its cons like getting people who did a bad thing off easier. or not punishing someone for something they should have gotten punished for.
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