Creating Freedom On Earth (eBook)

No country on earth allows a person the freedom to act as he sees fit where his actions do not infringe upon the freedom of others. To speak against the government, in Africa, Middle East, Europe, or the USA. In some countries, you have to listen to the Friday Muslim prayers broadcast over load speakers into your home. Or listen to church bells on Sundays. A Christian cannot build a church in some countries to practice his/her religion. In the United States, a Muslim or a Christian Mormon cannot practice polygamy. Polyandry, where one woman can marry more than one husband, is also prohibited in some countries. A Hindu Jain monk, in most places in the world, cannot freely practice his religious belief which allows for being naked all the time, whether walking the public streets or otherwise. Neither can a native of the Amazon Yanomamo tribe, or any person, such as a naturist, who simply wants to live a nude lifestyle. Certain foods are being prohibited. Say you like to eat trans-fat knowing the harm it may cause. Now you cannot order it in some places, by law. The list goes on and on. And yet, like a live frog that is in a pan with water heat being raised gradually, it does not recognize what is going on, and dies instead of jumping out of the boiling water to save its life. Such is the state of freedom on earth, it is being suffocated for many who want it alive.

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No country on earth allows a person the freedom to act as he sees fit where his actions do not infringe upon the freedom of others. To speak against the government, in Africa, Middle East, Europe, or the USA. In some countries, you have to listen to the Friday Muslim prayers broadcast over load speakers into your home. Or listen to church bells on Sundays. A Christian cannot build a church in some countries to practice his/her religion. In the United States, a Muslim or a Christian Mormon cannot practice polygamy. Polyandry, where one woman can marry more than one husband, is also prohibited in some countries. A Hindu Jain monk, in most places in the world, cannot freely practice his religious belief which allows for being naked all the time, whether walking the public streets or otherwise. Neither can a native of the Amazon Yanomamo tribe, or any person, such as a naturist, who simply wants to live a nude lifestyle. Certain foods are being prohibited. Say you like to eat trans-fat knowing the harm it may cause. Now you cannot order it in some places, by law. The list goes on and on. And yet, like a live frog that is in a pan with water heat being raised gradually, it does not recognize what is going on, and dies instead of jumping out of the boiling water to save its life. Such is the state of freedom on earth, it is being suffocated for many who want it alive.