Rage, society has never been in balance. And it never will be.
"I will begin voting on any and all laws and bills that limit American freedoms."
That's going to be tough. Laws and bills aren't usually voted on by the populace. You might be able to amend a charter (grant or take away provisions that are the framework the officials operate under, e.g. term limits) on a local level, but your personal input on state and federal matters will be limited to voicing your opinion to your representative.
Some things that limit American freedoms are necessary to have other American freedoms. Freedom of speech doesn't include yelling "fire" in a movie theater. One man's freedom is another man's shackles. Are you willing to sit quietly and listen to someone express a point of view that you don't agree with, waiting for your turn to express your view. Or do you interrupt, argue, stomp off? You're curtailing his freedom of speech.
Rage, I understand what you're saying, it's just not a cut and dried as you propose.