Agree with what you said. You really got what I mean.
Yes, "Freedom" is a very precious asset. Yet, freedom may be abused if responsibility is not equally valued. It is quoted from a famous British philosopher John S. Mill on his classic book "On Liberty". "Freedom" cannot exist in a vacuum but in a social context.
Thanks for all the other sharing. It is true that what I saw during a short trip may be superficial. I just wonder how many people truly appreciate our government. (Don't misstake: I am talking about our government, not Hong Kong as a place. I love HK too!)
It seems to be out of topic but it is interesting to discuss where is the best place to live on earth.
I once stayed with a local couple in Australia for one month. The husband asked me if I knew where was the best place to live. I said, "Maybe the Heaven." (He was not happy with the Australian government).
According to statistics, people who are most satisfied with their lives usually come from underdeveloped countries.