Jessica frost states that “ national security is an essential factor of any functioning society the freedom is just as important” Personally I think that if we don’t have security there will be no freedom, in order to be free and feel free, we need to be secured and have protection but I also think that both are important. Security makes sure to protect us from what can affect us, but if security does not free us then freedom does become more important. Our freedom is mainly important because it allows us to be less worried and makes us feel like we are capable of anything but as well as our security lets us feel safer and we can do things without having to worry if something bad will happen to us. As well as Jessica Frost mentioned as she…show more content… Like on the Internet they show evidence that either can be more important, but if you really think about it freedom and security make you feel the same way they both allow you to feel free, if you’re secure you're free . Security gives you the safety of the state organization against criminal activity such as terrorism, theft or espionage then again freedom gives you The right to act, speak or think as one wants without obstruction or restraint. But like Catey Koch said “And while the freedom versus security debate is centuries old and circumstances have changed countless times, the dilemma is still the same. In a nation where freedom has had such a high value even before the country's birth, it is nearly impossible to place security before liberty.” But over all I totally agree with Jessica because she says that some people think that life is pointless if you aren’t free to enjoy it, but disagrees because what’s the point of being free if you have to live with the constant uncertainty and worry that’s caused by the lack of
