Freedom isn't the ability "to do" something or anything, it is simply the absence of coercion. Blocking someone's ability to navigate on public property is coercion, it is not a right, it certainly is not freedom.
We are not more free if people can block your path because they're unhappy...which is what some here are arguing.
Freedom isn't the ability "to do" something or anything, it is simply the absence of coercion. Blocking someone's ability to navigate on public property is coercion, it is not a right, it certainly is not freedom.
We are not more free if people can block your path because they're unhappy...which is what some here are arguing.