Of the following list, who is the most enslaved person and
who is the most free?
-
“Three years ago I was taken by the KGB and put in a
labor camp in
Siberia, I am told when to get up, when to go to bed and
everything
between.” - “I was ship-wrecked on a desert island. I can do
anything I want,
but
there’s nothing to do here.” - “I’m a heavy heroine addict. I live my days just to
get the next
high.
Luckily I inherited a large fortune that allows me to
support my habit.” - “I worked hard all my life to become rich. At the
height, I was
worth
around $25 million. Then came the crash. The bank took
everything – my
business, my house, even my car. I now work 9-to-5 in a
sweatshop,
struggling to make ends meet. When I had money, I used to
take exotic
vacations and dine in the finest restaurants. Life was
fun. Now I’m
lucky
if I
can afford takeout.” - “In the country I live in, cigarettes are banned. I
used to smoke
two
packs a day. Now I can’t get them and I’m very
depressed.” - “I used to be a top college athlete and was headed for
a pro career.Then last year I dove into a pool that was too shallow and
broke my
neck.
I’m now completely paralyzed from my chin down. All I
think about all
day
long is what I used to be able to do.” - “Last year I tried to commit suicide but a policeman
caught me just
before
I jumped. I was institutionalized. There’s no possibility
here for me
to do
what I really want to do – kill myself.”