"I'm Free, You're Free" — How Could It Be Possible?

Indeed, how could it be possible to achieve, or is it just a fantasy? Many people, including international communities, expressed their deep concern regarding offering desecration incident that happened in East Java a while ago, citing the action as a breach of religious freedom.

Offerings do not solely belong to Hinduism but also practiced by "old religions" and native beliefs followers who believe in God Almighty all over the world.

For a variety of reasons, most people regard them as heretics, infidels, idolaters, etc., despite the fact that such religious genre typically seeks to elevate human awareness on how to live harmoniously with the natural world.

Nevertheless, such negative accusation is reasonable, given that the accusers are followers of specific religions that gauge such religious phenomenon according to their respective religiosity standards.

We know it's diversity when something is deemed false in one sphere while another has no problem with it.  

Understanding liberty

The debate around libertarianism was resurrected when an economist and self-proclaimed anarcho-capitalist Javier Milei won the Argentina's presidency..

Following his triumph, Milei faced reproval from all sides since his dollarization plan was seen as at odds with the multipolarism trend that several nations, particularly China, were accelerating.

Milei claims that the Argentinian Marxist government restricted people's liberty and spent excessive amounts of money. In an attempt to raise people's standard of living, the state ought to take a less active role in governing the people, delegates market processes to the private sectors, and grants citizens more spacious room to move.

Keep in mind that libertarianism, which derived from the word liberty, slightly differs from freedom. Liberty is an individual's perspective on life that is shaped by their moral attributes, whereas freedom tends to grant more discretion thanks to outside factors.

In order to build a thriving social existence that provides both material and emotional fulfillment, self-sufficiency takes into account to the degree which our acts of freedom do not infringe upon the freedom of others.

While it is so easy to demand freedom for ourselves, would it also apply the same when it comes to demanding freedom for others? The video above most likely has the answer to this query.

Humans are capable of distinguishing between right and wrong and drawing lines dividing them because of diverse moral precepts. The governments and or authorities are the ones in charge of keeping an eye on things and stepping in when people disobey these rules.

This concept does not necessitate protracted chaos, although anarchism tends to oppose excessive authority's intervention in people's lives. Conversely, anarchists seek to lessen authority's workload by encouraging a self-governing mindset that goes beyond simply demanding independence.

That's the theory.

High-priced freedom 

Two years of consecutive conflicts nowadays can be directly attributed to the lack of freedom during the previous two years of COVID-19 outbreak. Following the SARS-CoV-2 virus's retreat, frustration due to lockdown protocols, mandatory vaccination and keeping distance led to uncontrollable outbursts.

As presented by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) summit on December 1, 2023, in North Macedonia, majority of European leaders still seem to be deeply affected by this setback.

Russia's invitation to the meeting had raised hopes that peace over the Ukraine conflict was near.

As far as we concerned, a number of significant forum participants' views about Russia remain unchanged. To them, Russia remains an accused party deserving of the harshest punishment imaginable, with no chance of legal recourse.

The conflict between Israel and the Palestinians demonstrates this similar tendency. Despite the necessity of abiding by the Journalistic Code of Ethics, it appears that no media outlet can reverse the unfavorable attention that is being placed on Israel.

A number of incidents over the past two years demonstrate just how costly freedom is. Every human is free to follow their own aspirations, yet they are all bound by the idealism that exists in their hearts and minds about being right. 

The boundaries between the mindsets of different classes of people are raised so high in order to prevent the ideals that a group defends from being tainted. It appears that a better future is nothing but a pipe dream.