Forced choice (n.) is a choice in which one is free to choose only on condition of choosing the one allowed option.
A Forced choice (n.) is 'shoes first or coat first,' said to a toddler and to an employee.
A Forced choice (n.) feels freer than an order and works exactly like one.
A Forced choice (n.) is offered by the person who picked both options.
The Free choice (n.) is the one part of you no chain reaches: the tyrant can fetter your leg, but not even Zeus can overpower your choosing.
Free choice (n.) can change its plans but never get out of God's sight, any more than you can dodge an eye that is already watching.
Free choice (n.) comes packaged with reason: any creature that can judge what to seek and what to shun is free to will or not to will.
Free choice (n.) under vast inequality means joining on pain of being shut out of the markets and resources of the rich.