“If Everything Is Free…”

Free healthcare. Free housing. Free transport. Free education. Free everything.

It sounds good, right?

A world where no one worries about bills.

Where every need is covered. Where life feels fair.

But if everything is free… who pays?

When you visit a doctor, who pays the doctor’s salary?

Who pays for the medicine, the machines, the electricity that keeps the hospital alive at night?

When housing is free, who builds the walls?

Who pays the builders, the cement, the steel, the windows, the doors, everything that makes a house a home?

When transport is free, who drives the bus?

Who fuels it? Who fixes the roads, the engines, the rails?

When education is free, who pays the teacher?

Who buys the books, the computers, the roofs that shelter young minds as they learn?

If the answer is “the government,” then where does the government get its money?

If the answer is “from the billionaires,” what happens when the billionaires leave?

If everything is free… who’s paying the price?

And if you have everything for free, why would you care to save?

If no one saves, who builds the future?

When there’s no need to earn, to build, to create, what happens to meaning, responsibility, and freedom itself?

Because if you depend on others for everything…

are you really free at all?