Definitions of Freedom: Introduction

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Definitions of Freedom

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Hello! In my limited perspective of the world I've notice three communities that declare that "they" have the definition of freedom. So, in the next couple of days I plan on showing all of my lovely Steem Family all of the similarities and differences between each communities.

If you have an interest on one of these things, then perhaps the other thing might interest you. I do see large disagreements, but I feel that these communities would have a much easier time talking to eachother than trying to convince a statist, meat-eating, propritary software programmer. In addition, if anyone sees an inconsistency within the arguments I present, I would love to hear the critic, because this one boggles my mind as well.

So, this post acts as a Table of Context on what I'll plan on speaking on.

Anarchism

Anarchism believes that a centralized authority, or a state, appears unneeded within society. We will mention people such as Mark Passio, Larken Rose, and Stefan Molyneux.

Veganism

Veganism believes that the use of animal products beyond necessity as immoral. We will go over Gary Francione, Peter Singer, and PETA.

Free Software

Free Software believes that all software should have the ability to run for any purpose, copy, distrubute, modifty, and resell. We will talk about mainly talk about Richard Stallman.

Stay Tuned and Follow!

A mini-series allows me to split up my thoughts and allow things to flow a bit smoother. But if you feel interested, please follow my account juxley@juxley! Thanks so much for your support! Ask any questions!

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