Freedom and happiness, How is it possible that people

Freedom and happiness

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Freedom and Happiness

How is it possible that people cannot be happy as long as they and everyone around them have the freedom to act as they choose? Provide examples in which someone else's freedom has kept you from being happy. Share any restrictions on your happiness that have been intended to keep you happy, but have actually prevented you from being happy. Where do you think the line should be when it comes to balancing freedom and happiness?

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