I noticed scrolling down the article a few Eurpean countries seem to have it as well.


>As far as I know, only Atlanta, GA has that law and enforces it. Many visitors from other locations in America are astounded to learn of it when they are there.
>
>
>
>>>>>Well, if you can tell me any "freedom" which you have and we don't, I will throw in 2 "freedoms" we have and you don't for each you povide.
>>>>
>>>>I am not fluent in Norwegian culture, but could you list some freedoms you have that we don't?
>>>
>>>Hmmmm, freedom of independed press, is one that comes to mind.
>>>
>>>Not sure about norway, but some others.
>>>
>>>- Freedom of getting an abortion
>>>- Freedom of getting euthnesia
>>>- Freedom of using soft drugs
>>>- Freedom of getting a beer in a bar at age 16. Stronger alcohols at age 18.
>>>- Freedom of working as a prostitute
>>>
>>>Appart form the list above it has to be notes that "Freedom" is experienced in different ways. Search on google on "The european dream" by jeremy rifkin. He has a good explanation of the different perceptions of the word freedom.
>>>
>>>
>>>Walter,
>>freedom from being found guilty of something (you may or may not have done) and executed. Thats a pretty big one.
>>
>>And a minor one.
>>
>>You can (I assume this is the case also in Holland) cross the road wherever you like. Unlike in the US where you can end up arrested
>>
>>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6251431.stm
>>
>>
>>
>>Nick