What are libertarians and what do they beliieve?
What are libertarians and what do they beliieve?
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Libertarians are those who are strongly committed to the ideals of individual freedom and limited government. They view the purpose of government as protecting individual rights and promoting a free society. In terms of public policies, they often take a hands-off approach as much as possible and support civil liberties while advocating for reduced levels of taxation, less government regulation and spending, and free trade.
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What are libertarians and what do they beliieve?
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Libertarians are an ideological movement that seeks to maximize individual liberty and minimize the involvement of the government in citizens' lives. They believe in free markets, personal property rights, individual autonomy, and non-aggression towards others. Libertarians oppose government interference in matters such as abortion, drugs, suicide, and relationships between consenting adults. They also champion civil liberties, such as freedom of speech and press, freedom of assembly, and due process. Lastly, libertarians advocate for economic liberties such as the right to work, own property, produce goods and services, invest, and trade freely within the borders of a country.
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