Damage. Shatterance. II --- Liberty
Freedom implies control. Control demands decesions. Decesions instigate blunders. Blunders create unrest. And urest, begets the yell for freedom.
Liberty might not be a clear indicator of what freedom is about. It never may be a word that was designed to gague 'free'. Perhaps it was only with slight association and gusto that the word linked up in wedding with freedom. Liberty enhances its scope with a stronger feel, a more powerful thrust to the subject in case. But still, liberation does not mean freedom. Nor does freedom equate to liberation. Liberation seemingly would allow freedom; and while this is in dependence of the subject invovling the freeing and liberating, its aura is not a nature of free. Within the field of termiologies and thus the definative decesion, freedom compasses speech, action, thought and other tangibles that are friendly with the groupage. Liberty takes on an 'act of being free', where someone is 'at liberty' to perform something, he would be allowed to undergo the process within the superficial bounaries that the instruction/rule has allowed of him/restricted him under. Yet all such terms only grasp onto the surface of being free and liberated. A fine line still blurs itself upon both concepts and in simplicity, they
do agree with each other. With respect to consequence and result from action and process.
Why do people want to be free? Following the angle of the first paragraph, the control would require something that is pretty lagged upon individuals and groups. (not to mention the conflict that occurs within each) -- direction. What to follow? Systems set-up have spurred up followers, but beside the ideas, it might be the something else that attracts. The hunger perhaps. The sense of well-being(delusion) perhaps. All these, in orbital of the quest of being free. To those who are still within O level history influence, take note that this also refers obvious and implict scenarios of the modern contriditctions, the debatable dinosaurs and the lost and confused. To be free- one must break away. And that means something must be shattered. An order must be broken to restore the rightful order that is desired by you. A purpose is created for the necessity of designing a suitable want for you. To break away from the rest maybe. To go against the others, perhaps. To not be bounded, while still sercured. To not be trapped, while still within.
However, the call for liberty does not soley sit on the stones that names its distress. And while the quest is undertaken, the question of liberty remains but a vague mystery. On the surface, it might make perfect sense. And into it, it might have meaning. But when that is broken up and taken apart, and when a step back demonstrates the wonder of what the liberty is about... What exactly is the freedom for? And what is this freedom about? And what does it actually
mean?
Liberty is not always liberty. Freedom doesn't always give freedom. Be it an official announcement, a implict affirmation, a advice-like agreement... for freedom's sake, and to liberty's injustice..
No one is free. In many ways, in several instances..
Its not much of a question of how much we are allowed to. Its a question of how much we can.
And can't.
_____________Zoneseekers..::
by a perspective that relies on the author of Truth...
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