“One has the right to be totally free as long as he doesn’t bother others.” Yes, that is a good nomination for the dumbest thing that humanity has ever said.

It’s curious how one sentence has managed to combine stupidity with impossibility.  If anyone has found a way not to bother the others, please, share, because I haven’t found one yet. The fact that you are taking a breath is already a problem for the others. You can try to breathe in a way that’s acceptable for them but still you won’t be able to achieve much. Everything else like existing, talking, dreaming, or, God forbid, taking action, is officially declared as a crime against society.

Actually, the only thing that doesn’t bother the others is being the others. Therefore the cruelest form of slavery can be described as „life on the condition of not causing problems for the others“.

And now the idiotic part.„Totally free“. Hmmm. Correct me if I’m wrong but doesn’t this suggest the existence of… freedom?

The first obstacle on the way of freedom is the prohibition to be bad. You are a slobbery spineless creature? Don’t worry, everything will be fine as long as you’re smiling. But if you decide to kill someone, things are getting bad! What kind of sick thinking is that? Where are we going, if we can’t even perform a murder at peace? We cannot steal, nor offend each other, and lately even frowning faces are almost illegal.

How can we speak about freedom, when the dark specter is completely condemned?

The second big problem is the right to be pathetic. At the moment the world takes away your right to be amazing, but we can overcome that obstacle. The real threat is that they are going to take away the right to be pathetic. After all, if you can’t be a trash, what are you gaining by being an overhuman?

And obstacle number three. The absence of restrictions. Barriers exist to be destroyed but also to make their destruction possible. In a Universe without restrictions, the individual cannot be anything else but unrestricted, which is a brutal restriction.

Freedom can exist only there, where the possibility to take away that freedom also exists. Because absolute freedom means access to every single possibility, regardless of its qualities.