All religious faiths are provided equal freedom by the Constitution of Italy.

Its subject is bigotry, though the races and sexes appear to enjoy equal freedom, which is to say not much.

(p203) Anyway, "equal freedom of action for all" is impossible.

Women, Fuller says, need not poetry or power to be happy, which they now have access to, but rather intellectual and religious freedom equal to men's.

Anything that denies equal freedom is to be condemned as oppressive and marginalized, even outlawed.

These are the words of the new constitution: 'Every citizen is free to perform any act which does not hamper the equal freedom of another.

"Equity-no-envy" as no one preferring any other's allocation to her own, identical to equal potential freedom of choice, consistent with efficiency.

But there are a few common themes: Free markets don't equal freedom.

"Every man is free to do that which he wills, provided he infringes not the equal freedom of any other man."

Fischer also explains that democracy is flawed and designed to destroy itself "because we have to give everyone equal freedom".