that's actually what and how propagators of so called "Financial Freedom" lure a lot of people to: by some sort of a utopian idealistic picture where they will have anything and everything they want, unlimited - simply because they will have unlimited money. (roft)

not telling about:

1. all the "costs" of getting there;
2. "costs" of maintaining such level of luxury;
   ("costs" are not measured only in money, but in time, energy, nerves, problems in relations, etc)

as well as exploiting people's natural urge to shake off the yoke of this whole financial-monetary-banking system, which thrives on usury (aka "Ribah"), debts trading and fractional reserve banking. the system which imposes tremendous burden upon each individual involved with it more or less: because they have to use money.

so, combining these 2 things, they have coined out this oxymoronic gimmick: "Financial Freedom". (roft)
which is being cleverly used to make people precisely that: MORE consumers, ideally while doing nothing, but in fact as a result inevitably more enslaved into this system of trying to achieve that utopian wonderland of so called "Financial Freedom".

while actual Freedom is intrinsic, something no any kind of money or their amount can buy! it is something within, intangible and priceless. not measured in material goods.

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