We all benefit from freedom – JAMES PERON

One of the oddities of freedom is we all benefit from freedom we are unable to utilise ourselves. There are many things, for instance, that I am free to do but which I am unable to do.

Others, however, are able to do those things and often what they do benefits me.

I would argue most of us benefit more from the freedom others enjoy than from the freedom we ourselves have.

Some people use their freedom to produce food, others produce clothing, shelter, transportation or entertainment. They make me better off as a result whether they intended to do so or not. Their actions improve my life by giving me more choices.

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