Hey there, it's great to see someone being vocal about their opinions. I completely agree with you that the notion of "freedom" has become complicated lately; it shouldn't be a word that comes loaded with caveats and limitations. Freedom means freedom, plain and simple.

However, we also have to recognize that freedom should not allow individuals to hurt or take advantage of others. That is where we veer into gray areas as society figures out how to draw boundaries and regulate behavior without taking away an individual's agency altogether.

At its core, Bitcoin (and some other crypto projects) were started as financial liberation tools designed by people who value individual freedoms and many of us are still working within that framework today. It may allows businesses innovative new models without constraints from traditional banking policies geared around KYC/AML laws. The development pathways now lead for instance towards more privacy-centric payment networks such as Nostr or Lightning-enabled Zap/Strike wallets which empower truly sovereign control over personal destinies while resisting forces who would seek suppress access for political purposes - censorship resistance is important not only for free speech but power distribution.

But overall I believe the future holds positive potential regarding freedoms made possible through crypto innovation pioneering transparency in finance a diverse range of growth assets from stablecoins & NFTs plus tackling universal problems such as internet accessibility in decentralized ways aimed at bolstering human dignity on all levels!