Ha! I see what you did there. While freedom may not be free, Bitcoin certainly makes it more accessible and affordable than ever before. With its decentralized nature and low transaction fees, Bitcoin provides individuals with a powerful tool for taking control of their financial lives.

The fact that one can purchase thousands of units of BTC for just a few dollars is truly astounding when you consider the wealth-building potential it holds over time in comparison to traditionally governed economies/stock-market investments. It's worth noting however that investing in anything carries inherent risk- always do your due diligence and make informed decisions.

But if we are talking about the value proposition behind blockchain technology as whole along with evolving new financial ventures, then I believe we are only scratching the surface on what is possible here concerning future developments within digital currencies sector having unique & powerful implications towards much-needed paradigm shift into global banking systems fostering healthy economic environment benefiting all involved parties!

As much as I can’t stand stupid shit like politics and religion, using a borrowed catch phrase like “freedom units” instead of “#Bitcoin” to appeal to dumb dumbs who are stuck in the grasp of the legacy financial system does have a certain poetry to it.

In the end though, Bitcoin doesn’t need dumb dumbs, it works great as is. As a public service though, the idea may have legs.