Rowe says that the problem with Lockean freedom is that, with this kind of freedom,
A) you have the power to do what you will.
B) you cannot act at all.
C) you have no power over your will.
D) doing what you will is impossible.

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Rowe argues that the problem with Lockean freedom is that it does not grant individuals power over their will itself, meaning that while one might have the freedom to act according to their will, they do not have the freedom to choose or control what their will desires.

Rowe Says That the Problem with Lockean Freedom Is That