Answer:
Many of the things sacrificed for freedom are people's lives, freedom, money, health, and emotions. Fighting for freedom turns out to be an ironic event. ... Many brave men and women give up their daily lives so they can be shipped off to a place where they must follow orders and engage in combat.
We Sacrifice Freedom for Safety, and We Need Not Do So
Americans cherish their freedom. They enjoy a degree of personal, social and political freedom nearly unrivalled in human history. So it is ironic and even tragic that they willingly forfeit so much of that freedom in pursuit of another value: safety. Safety from crime.
Explanation:
In the name of National Security, absolutely
A nation is bigger than one person. Certain Freedoms are overexaggerated, like privacy. The government is already watching us all the time, and honestly, that's not a bad thing. People act as if the government cares about Carole's secret ingredient in her casserole (It's Paprika by the way) when it's like that to monitor national security.
It's selfish to assume that your freedom is worth more than the security of millions. Most people aren't even important enough for their freedom to matter, and while that may seem sad, it is the plain truth. To keep people safe, we each have to give up a little freedom for our nation.
Also, I feel like since this isn't plagiarized, I should get Brainliest.
