Explanation:

• Both these aspects of freedom — the absence of external constraints as well as the existence of conditions in which people can develop their talents — are important. A free society would be one which enables all its members to develop their potential with the minimum of social constraints.
• No individual living in society can hope to enjoy total absence of any kind of constraints or restrictions. It becomes necessary then to determine which social constraints are justified and which are not, which are acceptable and which should be removed.
• It implies that freedom can be a component of only democratic societies, but it is not true. Even autocratic societies have some sense of freedom.
• Moreover, in order to be free, an individual should be able to make decisions individually, with a support of collective decision-making in which no one individual dominates the others. So, it is wrong to say that ALL decisions should be made collectively to enjoy freedom. Hence Statement 2 is incorrect and all other statements are correct.