this answer will ofcourse have to depend on opinion. i personally think that it is the UK, where i live. and I'm not just saying that lol! i know this part will sound dumb but i heard that in the us you cant eat skittles and well.... i LOVE...skittles! And in other parts of the worlds there are worse laws such as Peru were if you are 18 and over it is illegal not to vote! ???
Ireland is deemed as the freest country in Europe and the third freest country in the world.
In the 18th century, England was often considered one of the freest countries due to its constitutional monarchy, strong protections of individual rights, and relatively stable government compared to other nations at the time. The principles of the Magna Carta, the Bill of Rights, and the rule of law were important factors contributing to this perception of freedom.
Hong Kong.
the freest
freer, freest
Rhode Island (RI)
Hong Kong definitely
Yes, they seem strange. They are freer and freest.
The freest of all British colonies was probably the North American colonies. For the most part, there was freedom of religion and thought.
Yes, they seem strange. They are freer and freest.
meaner than / the meanest. freer than / the freest.
Switzerland is a free nation. It is one of the freest and most democratic countries in the world.