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- SammyCalLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
The question is too general to be answered.
We give up Liberty every time we fly to an illegal search with no probable cause for the sake of airplane Security. I am ok with that (kind of) as longs as the TSA's do their jobs with no attitude.
- ?Lv 71 decade ago
Liberty and security are not mutually excluding. Today is Aug 15 th our independence day. We ceased to be a British colony and became secure Indians under an exemplary constitution
- 7 years ago
all depends in what context and what definitions. If this if from the argument that in order to have security one must give up certain liberties, I don't know. this doesn't seem like a black/white question. In the context of nature, security is fleeting but liberty is present until limited and/or eliminated by your environment. ex: gazelle----lion.
- Crusader1189Lv 51 decade ago
Liberty. I know how to provide from myself and my family so I have my security built in.
- joevetteLv 61 decade ago
Liberty is security. Most people killed throughout the world are killed at the hands of tyrannical governments.
Source(s): The Holocaust, Dufar, Saddam's genocide against the Kerds, Rowanda, Pol Pot's mass killings in Cambodia, The American Revolution, French Revolution, Stalin, and the list goes on. - THAT GUYLv 41 decade ago
Liberty 100 percent. I can provide my own security with my 2nd amendment right.