It's a loaded question. Can't be answered. If C.Baldwin thinks we're not a free nation, it would depend on what freedoms he's refering to. Would he pack up and go live in Iran, and preach. He might find out he's a lot better off here. If he's refering to 2nd. Amd. freedom, lets see him pack up his AR-15 and head over to England and tell the local bobbies it's for home protection. On the otherhand, if we're talking about freedom to use drugs, I would guess Denmark might be his choice. Or prostitution. Now, if we're looking at economic freedoms, that opens up a whole new can of worms. Country's like India and Pakistan, give loans to there citizens to come to America and buy business's. (ever wonder why alot of motels are owned by Paki's and Indians) And, they pay very little, if any, income tax's, because they're here on a green card. In the mean time, U.S. citizens that go abroad and work for a U.S. company, still pay income tax's. Now, if we're talking about personal freedoms, where does your personal freedom end, and the other guys begins. Grey area. Want to fly on an airline, it's they're plane, so I believe it's they're rules. Want to carry a gun on board, and they don't let you, drive your car. It's your car. Want to carry a gun into my house, as long as I know you, and trust you, carry 10 guns. Just don't light up a cigarette. I might ask to have a pull off of your cigar maybe.
I think C.Baldwin needed to fill up some space for an article. gypsyman