fncceo
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The state doesn't control your person if they claim they do then it is tyranny.
It really depends on what you mean by control your person.
If you want to drink a bottle of Clorox, the state can stop you. Or, at minimum, forcibly make you be evaluated by a mental health practitioner.
If you want to eat a KFC double down and a Big Gulp Mountain Dew at ever meal. The state is "mostly" powerless to stop you.
The state can prevent you from being in public with your genitalia exposed.
The state can't stop you from wearing an Ed Hardy shirt with Crocs.
It really depends on what you mean when you say they can't control your person.