What can we do without Government Permission?

Take a leak........

I can practice my religion without interference, I can love who I want, I can purchase a house where I want, I can live in whichever city and state I choose. I can leave my estate, insurance, etc to whoever I want. I can raise my kids in the manner I determine to be right, in the religion (or none) that I choose. I can get married or not and still live with the person I want. I can do a whole slew of things I want if I am willing to pay the fine or go to court. And, if I go to court I can choose to be tried by a jury or just a judge. There are so many things that I can do without government interference and when I do something that requires the law to be involved I can still put the government on the sidelines. Ain't it great being an American???
I think it is the greatest!

There are far too many regulations and superfluous laws. Maybe if we were to look back 80 years ago America was more free with less regulations and laws to interfere but America stopped looking at the government and allowed the politicians to put in place this Caste System that only serves to depress and stagnate the multitudes of people who aren't business owners or politicians. As Americans we can only hope that POTUS 45 will deregulate and shatter the hold of the politician on the upper class of America. So that our children might be able to grow up and attend a better school then us and be more then us.

Most of what I can think of is done behind closed doors.

I can establish a religion, say what I want, print what I want, and petition the government for redress of my grievances (Amend. 1 to the U.S. Constitution). I can keep and bear arms and that right cannot be infringed (Amend. 2). I can tell the Gov. they can't quarter their soldiers in my house without my consent, during times of peace or war (Amend. 3). I can prevent the gov. from entering or searching my house and property without a warrant and probable cause (Amend. 4). I can plead the 5th, and I can be guaranteed due process if I am arrested and tried, and if found not guilty, I cannot be brought to trial again for the same act (Amend. 5). I can also get a speedy trial by jury as well, so they can't let me rot in jail and do nothing; and I can get a lawyer to confront my accusers and see the evidence brought before me, (Amend. 6), and they cannot prevent me from getting a trial in certain civil cases (Amend. 7), and they cannot hang me from a tree or fine me $1,000,000 just because God forbid I stole am apple to feed my hungry child (Amend. 8). I can't be taken as a slave or be forced into indentured servitude therefore I can live where I want and walk around as a free man (Amend. 13). I can vote in all elections, even if the color of my skin is white, brown, black, pink, green, rainbow, etc., (Amend. 15), and regardless of my sex (Amend. 19), and the Gov. can't deny me my vote as I am older than 18(Amend. 26). There seems to be a whole lot of things I can do without Gov. permission, here in this Great Country)

Holy shit! Oral Sex is against the Law in CA? WTF-Over And the wife and I are planning a trip to San Diego. Well, I guess we'll be breaking the Law quite a few times! I'm just saying..... lol

We can anything we want without government permission as long as we are willing to fight those who want to take our Constitutional rights away. These rights were endowed to us by our "CREATOR" not by any man. How can a man grant you a right that is already yours? One can do what they want when they consent to mans law ! Once its understood that we have been put back into bondage by government by playing its game (taxation) then and only then will we be free. Let me leave with this question. If one did not pay the "property taxes" on the their homes it would be taken away. How, then can one say they truly "own" their property? Trust me you don't.

Because I live in America I know there are limits to my freedom. Out of respect for this the greatest nation on earth I follow the riles and the laws set down by those who govern America. If there is a limit that I don't agree with I have a right to go through the proper channels and voice my grevience. I've been to many other countries and have seen the lack of freedoms that others have to live with so I am content to abide in America and am thankful that this is my home.

There is a tweet going around that reads, " if you're afraid the government will now ruin your life, reduce the power of government."
To me that describes a Libertarian POV. You can be left/right/inside/outside/upside down but if you can't get it done through the constitution then it shouldn't be done.

Well, I'd have to move one county over, but can keep an elephant in my backyard if lived in Gibsonton FL. But guess technically the government has given permission for that.