The author reflects on the illusion of liberty in the United States, questioning the true extent of freedom.
While Americans are told they are free, the author observes that the reality often feels like a performance rather than a promise.
Issues such as healthcare access, surveillance, incarceration rates, corporate influence, media manipulation, student loans, and medical debt challenge the perception of liberty in the country.
The author suggests that the concept of liberty in the U.S. may be more of an illusion, highlighting various constraints that limit true freedom.