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it's a free country
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Japanese Meaning
他人からの干渉や不要な制限に対して、「行動が法に触れていない」という点を強調するために使われる表現。 / 「自分の好きなことをして構わない」というニュアンスを含み、自由な判断や行動を許す意図を示す。
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(US) Said when others seek to restrict one's behavior as a way of pointing out that an action is not illegal or forbidden.
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it's a free country
If you want to eat dessert before dinner, go ahead — it's a free country.
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If you want to eat dessert before dinner, go ahead — it's a free country.
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