>>8771497As I told you, I wouldn't know where to start. I could list all the things I'm allowed to do, but that would take several days. And what I do certainly isn't limited to what is authorized, I simply do what I want, and I can.
I only know there's as much freedom on both sides of the Atlantic, and that America's freedom is a myth. I've spent a lot of time in the US for work, and there was no big difference. Sure, it's not exactly the same, but is it such a big deal? No.
The biggest difference would be that in Europe, there are a lot of rights. That means, less freedom, and that translates into more freedom. But it's something that's almost particular to Europe, and most Americans aren't used to this concept.
Like, in America, you can take pictures of anything and anyone on a public property. In most European countries, you can't just take a picture of anyone without their consent, because you have rights over your own image.
So in America you get freedom to photograph anyone, and in Europe you get privacy rights, thus the freedom to be left alone and not being bothered.
So if you can provide a list of all your freedoms, I could show you there are the same freedoms in Europe, or that this freedom translates into rights. But it looks like you won't do it either, and you'll just pretend you're right because I have no proof, why you don't have any either.
Which is exactly what I said earlier: tons of bragging about freedom, but no proofs. I don't have any, you don't have any, but at least I don't brag about my freedom.