Freedoms Square is a social marketplace for freedom loving patriots to express and share ideas, encourage others, with out corporate censorship. The main requirement is to behave, respect other, watch you language and be polite. The basic site is free to use with optional paid memberships that range from public and private forums, event, articles, photo albums, discussions, organization groups, messenger, video conference and members marketplace.
Since this is a primarily member's funded site it allows more personal privacy, since you personal data is not sold, and your content is yours; unlike other popular free sites (not really free after all)! As the membership grows additional features will be added.
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What is the U. S. Constitution and Bill of Rights?
Many Americans think that these documents have some kind of power to ensure our rights as citizens and may even get outraged when others seem to ignore or blatantly deny these rights. The truth is these documents only express the American founder's ideals of basic human freedoms.
Our Constitution was designed to form a body (government) to insure and preserve these basic rights; mainly from foreign powers, imposing their oppression of these basic rights. The guaranty of these rights only exist due to the citizens willingness to demand them; even if they must fight for them as this country did against the English Empire.
The real power is in the people, not the paper.
We as Americans must brush aside our petty differences and unite again to defeat tyranny. This time it is domestic as well as abroad.