Freedom...Is that difficult to ask?

Freedom is a beautiful word and yes in most democracy we have "freedom" but just as long as we do as our "freedom" sees right we may live in a "free" country but we still must do and follow RULES imposed to us. At the end of the day no one is really free I live in a free country but if I don't vote on election day I will have to pay a fine for not voting now I ask you is that freedom?

I believe that life has no meaning without freedom.You will be breathing,eating,talking,walking but not living.It will be like an animal in a cage. Freedom is everyone's birth right and they shall have it.

Freedom is not free. You have to pay a price, you have to sacrifice for your liberty. Are you ready for that! I have gone through this phase Shavkat and I know how difficult it has been but it is worth every sacrifice made, every price paid!

I will take a look at it and add to my list to review. I thank you for not giving too much away. Some people go into so much detail that you don't even need to see it after they are done.

Freeeeeedom.. I like that last line from Braveheart movie. Mel Gibson as William Wallace .. it was Scotland. Yes, that's very moving. Freedom is very precious and hard to achieve, in a sense that it doesn't involve money and yet power from the person or people hampering and chaining the freedom. Remember the People Power? that's priceless freedom. However, can we say that we are really free?

There is no perfect form of government there is always something messy but compared to other, Democracy is the best, it is a Government in a Modern World, Anybody can be whatever he wanted to be. Visit places & enjoy on his choice. I am very happy and proud that I was born free to live and die on my own choice.

Most of us are guilty of taking freedom for granted, it's only when we lose our freedom that we realize just how precious it is to us.

SOUnds like a good one will look for it thanks for pointing it out

hi, is the title of that movie is "Lady in Burma"?,i want to try to watch that movie because i think that the story is really good,and you are right that there are country before who ruled by military and i thinks its like a communism government.

The struggle for freedom is always noble and may even require some sacrifices of lives, money and so forth. However, it is different when freedom is actually in practice. Many people feel that they should show their freedom by using it excessively or not knowing the complications of such freedom. This might even cause in abusing other people’s freedom as well. People fighting for freedom might even doubt its costs and what implications it may bring. However, there is the freedom itself that somehow provides comfort and hope. Democracy is good but if you’re the minority in a free society, it’s not always roses and peaches.

I think it was under the military rule, and now it is under the unitary government. I don't understand the exact structure but it is said that even its constitution is very new. It is bicameral government. I don't know which movie you are talking about, but it seems to be about some revolutionary lady.

Hi About Burma i remember only one lady and she is "Aung San Suu Kyi". I heard many stories about how she fought for the freedom and was kept way from her family. And there are many stories in the world where people fought for their freedom. This makes me realize that freedom just has "free" in the name but its not free we have to fight for it and of course have to loose many things in life.

Depending on the government of your nation and its regulations, attaining certain freedoms can be difficult. While it can be difficult to obtain, I still think it's worth fighting for. I believe that everyone should have their chance at freedom. I believe that freedom is a civil right.

Freedom is so sweet but too much is dangerous, can cause cancer like what's happening nowadays. I saw a different documentaries of some countries fighting for democracy, for freedom. Yes, they won and the next generation till now are very lucky and I hope for the young people to pay respect for their freedom and not to abuse it because it took tears, blood and life of our ancestors to ask for this..freedom.

I think that it seems that it should be such a simple and automatic part of our lives. I dont understand why each person cant live with a sense of peace and freedom surrounding them. I am worrying more and more about how little freedom we actually have and how much more is in jeopardy of being taken from us. Its very sad.

What is the title of the movie, you forgot to tell us I am interested to download it online

Yup! It's really hard to ask about freedom, if the government is a communist where no freedom to move and freedom to decide. All the decision made is under those greed people in the government that denied any justice to everyone...

I consider myself to be very lucky that I was born in and have always lived in a country where I've been able to enjoy freedom. I remember hearing stories when I was growing up where children were taken away from their parents at a very young age so that they can start training for a career that they will have for the rest of their lives. Then there are the other countries where couples are limited to only have one child, I couldn't imagine what my life would be like if I wouldn't have been allowed to have both of my children.

I am from India,a country that had wrestled its political freedom from the British 65 years ago.I and people in my age group actually don't know what it means to be a citizen of a slave country.Our elders know the pain.My parents are no more,but when they were alive,they often used to tell us how slavish life was then. If I am not wrong,then perhaps you are talking about Suu Kyi.She is certaily a brave lady.I would rather say,an iron lady.Fighting against the military junta needs courage.I salute her and her struggle to set her countrymen free from the arbitrary rule of military.

I see you like these kinds of movies, I watched les miserables yesterday and it was so good! You should watch it too, this time it was about about change and the french revolution and everything, :) watch it too! I bet you will like it also. :)