Not everything people are free to do is wise or is to be engaged in. Freedom grants permission to make mistakes with unpleasant consequences. It also means the person making those choices has the responsibility to accept and live those consequences. Ross Perot made a similar statement in one of his speeches. In Perot's view, which has become novel in the last 35 years, adults were also responsible for cleaning up their own messes or responsible for living with the consequences of their behavior.
Freedom means freedom for everybody.
Freedom does not mean one person has the right to do what he or she wants, then force the responsibility for the consequences and mess upon other people. That is not freedom, but is license and criminality. One of the conditions of the existence of a free society is that people realize this. A free society requires individual judgment be employed to evaluate risks and avoid unpleasant consequences. This responsibility is implicit in freedom.