Thought we were talking the Gospel.
OK, let's do just that.
When Jesus was sent to be executed, did he have his personal freedom even though he knew in advance what was going to happen to him? Did he cower away to save his own life?
When ten of the Twelve, according to at least some historians, died martyr's deaths well knowing that they were putting themselves at risk, did they cop out?
When believers in the early Church defied the Roman Empire to even risk their lives, such as to help lepers for example, did they cower away from helping others?
Your insistence of a self-centered personal freedom that puts others, including even little children, at risk of dying is the opposite of what the Gospel teaches. The Sermon On the Mount is mostly other-directed, not self-directed like you're "preaching". And your posting of links that clearly are politically motivated is pathetic per the Gospel as well because they are so dishonest and don't reflect Truth.