The phrase "destroy freedom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing actions or policies that negatively impact individual liberties or rights.
Example: "The new legislation, if passed, could potentially destroy freedom for many citizens."
Alternatives: "erode liberty" or "undermine freedom."
I learned there that the main factors that distinguish a dictatorship are efforts to destroy freedom of assembly and freedom of speech and the press.
Its freedoms do not extend to those who would destroy freedom, which may explain how Holocaust-denial can be a crime despite freedom of speech.The court has elaborated rights that the constitution's authors never envisaged.
In response to the threat of Naziism he wrote, "Freedom must not be free to destroy freedom" (Hartshorne 1941, 173).
Blackmail and fear are the tools used to destroy freedom of expression.
The issues vary, but the mantra is the same: This policy will kill jobs, undermine the entrepreneurial spirit and destroy freedom.
Despite the NDP issuing two amendments to Bill 6 on Monday that explicitly exempted small family farms from the new legislation, Levant is still postingnew vlog meltdowns about Rachel Notley's plans to destroy freedom forever.
They fear proposals to involve religious authorities in personal status laws will destroy freedoms gained over decades in Iraq.
"We discover today that Pétain was very much involved in the drafting of a text that destroys freedom".
Of course, you can still say that social insurance destroys freedom if you define freedom as the absence of social insurance — which isn't quite what these guys are doing, but may capture the spirit of the thing.
President Barack Obama is a "Marxist-Leninist" hell-bent on destroying freedom – a dictator who lights his cigarettes with smouldering copies of the constitution as he invites brown-skinned aliens to overrun the country, and imposes socialism upon us all.
What they need is what Ms. Pelosi has been unable to provide: a clear and convincing voice to help Americans understand that Democratic policies are not bankrupting the country, advancing socialism or destroying freedom.
