How does today's society view America's so-called freedom?

First of all, the United States has never had so-called freedom, only relative freedom and democracy.

Third, many people's confidence in American freedom is based on their ignorance of the American government. In fact, demonstrations are allowed in the United States, but there are hidden rules that cannot affect power and the interests of capitalists. Otherwise, the US government will resort to violent repression.

For example, in 1942, more than 654.38 million Japanese citizens in the United States were deprived of all their rights and freedoms and put into prison camps. It is when the people need the protection of the government most that their freedom is deprived.

There are many such examples in the past and today, so freedom in the United States is false freedom, and there is no real freedom in any class society.

Comparatively speaking, however, China's freedom is no different from that of the United States except for restrictions on the Internet.