Religions and governments and even corporations and military hierarchies all have trouble with Free thinkers. However, if you love freedom on earth of every kind, you should also love free thinkers. For without them there would be no freedom for anyone.
Famous free thinkers in America were people like Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, George Washington and many many others. They were joined by the Marquis De Lafayette and others from Europe to begin the foundations of the Freest country on earth at that time, the United States of America. It is still a bastion of freedom today even though the argument could be made that it is under various kinds of attack from without and within even as we speak. So each of us free thinkers will definitely spell the difference between world freedom and responsibility or world slavery within each of our lifetimes. So, be a free thinker and live your life to help everyone be free responsibly.
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
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