1fb045 No.106
For a while I've noticed the words "Liberal" and "Libertarian" and due to a lack of context and inability to see the differences, I do not know if they're interchagable terms for the same thing. Please educate me.
ceb72f No.109
Libertarians used to be known as liberals while socialist anarchists were called libertarians (primarily in Europe). But ever since the left-wing progressives hijacked the term liberal the classical liberals now use the term libertarian.
There isn't really that much difference between classical liberals and libertarians aside from the fact that classical liberals may favor bit more regulation.
Post last edited at 2015-01-02 02:24:25
b4ce2b No.115
>>109^correct
Though in modern context, anyone not ancap that uses the term is probably accusing the person of being a lefty.
1fb045 No.117
>>109So is the correct term for a socialist Liberal, Libertarian Socialist?
b4ce2b No.119
>>117Libertarianism and socialism are ideological antonyms.
b4ce2b No.120
>>117In a modern context, at least.
215e57 No.122
>>117Yes. And the name for a circular square is a square circle.
64be77 No.123
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