Turns out that freedom matters quite a lot in creating happy societies. Freedom to choose for yourself is the default until it infringes on someone else’s freedom. Here’s a good example. The reason we mandate vaccines is because preventable deadly diseases are spread when you don’t have mandates. So your freedom to not get a vaccine does not outweigh every other person’s freedom to LIVE instead of dying from a preventable disease. You get to choose for you. If you don’t want an abortion, don’t get one. If you don’t want to read that “woke” book, don’t read it. If you don’t want to marry someone of the same gender, don’t. Republicans believe they shouldn’t have to live in a society with anyone doing things they would not do. That’s not the way a happy society operates. 🆘🇺🇸 #creatorsearchinsights
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Here's a hot take, when people are free and happier, it makes me happier, too. It makes no sense to put my personal beliefs on other people when that's just going to make them miserable. If that's your philosophy, the republicans, then that's a huge problem because the freer people are the happier they are. And I love to be surrounded by happier people who wouldn't. If you look at the data, the happiest countries on earth are also the freest countries on earth. And that's not a coincidence. It's because when you are trying to exert your will on other people, it inevitably makes them more miserable and therefore not as happy. There are entire groups of our society that they are actively trying to oppress. LGBTQ members, minorities, women, immigrants. These are people that are our neighbors. There are co-workers. There are family members, even. And those people being forced to be miserable because one side of the country is trying to exert their ideas onto them is not going to make for a happy society. When I first left the United States five years ago and started living abroad, the biggest shock to me was how different collectivist societies operate. And most other countries are very collectivist in their thinking. That's why they have socialized health care. That's why they have maternity leave for their women. That's why they have standard immigration policies. These are places that thrive on their citizens being happy. And that's a place that makes me happier to be. If you're looking for those places and you're ready to leave the United States, I help with that. I create exit plans so that you don't have to be part of the individualist society that's really just the corporate society in the United States anymore. You can leave and go to one of these happy places where freedom is about freedom for the people and not freedom to oppress you. This is about being part of a happy society. And I can help you find that.
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