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Or is it being able to do anything you want? Is the loss of freedom something to be feared?[1] Definitely, because even though that would increase taxes little, people would spent much less money on drinks, and would be healthier because air in the park is much better than (lack of) air in clubs. Therefore, if argument of the city authorities is protection of public health and safety, it would be better achieved in this other way. I can not find absolutely no common sense reason why that is forbidden. It makes no sense. One argument is that that is protecting us from being attacked. I think that if more people spent time in parks with friends talking, then less people would get drunk in bars and night clubs, and city would be safer place. Also, since there is unemployment, hiring few more guards, and electricity people to put night lights, would be beneficial. Freedom is being able to be in a park with your friends after the sunset. â–²
â–² â–² hello there my triforce is an expression of freedom Is the loss of life something to be feared?

Does my inability to fly means I am not free? Or my inability to be the president of South Africa?

How does freedom relate to ability?

How does it relate to fear?