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Re:"Free-to-play" misleading advertising in Europe by claudius on Saturday March 01, 2014 @04:22AM (#7323739)
You are free not to use any of the services offered by society to you, which obviously requires leaving the country.
Re:"Free-to-play" misleading advertising in Europe by randunel on Saturday March 01, 2014 @09:30AM (#7324281)
You are not free to leave the country, unless you are willing to spend your time in between borders. Many people are not as privileged as you are, for example I need a visa to go anywhere in the world. And the elections may seem like freedom, but usually you have to choose between multiple sides of the same evil :P </rant>
Re:"Free-to-play" misleading advertising in Europe by claudius on Saturday March 01, 2014 @11:20AM (#7324747)
You are usually free to leave your country (the GDR likely being one of the few exceptions…), but other societies obviously have the right to reject you entry into their countries. And if you don’t like the choices you have at your elections, nominate yourself.
Re:"Free-to-play" misleading advertising in Europe by baddox on Saturday March 01, 2014 @08:07PM (#7327132)
> You are free not to use any of the services offered by society to you, which obviously requires leaving the country.

You are free to avoid me killing you. Just leave your house and never come back so I can live in your house in peace. Ridiculous logic.

Re:"Free-to-play" misleading advertising in Europe by CamperBob2 on Saturday March 01, 2014 @03:17PM (#7325911)
Ah, yes, the old Don't want to be nannied from cradle to grave? Well, here's your ticket to Somalia! routine. One of my all-time favorite thought-stopping arguments.