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'''Libertarianism''' is a political philosophy emphasizing ''liberty'' and ''property''. A libertarian believes in eliminating most laws concerning moral behavior, including laws against abortion, drug use, same-sex marriage, anticompetitive conduct, trade, and limits on immigration; and in enforcing laws concerning private use of private property. Libertarians tend to attracted to the logical simplicity of the ideas, which, like most [[utopian]] systems such as [[anarchism]] and [[communism]], tend to assume human beings are vastly more honest and rational than most of them act on a daily basis.
'''Libertarianism''' is a political philosophy emphasizing ''liberty'' and ''property''. A libertarian believes in eliminating most laws concerning moral behavior, including laws against abortion, drug use, same-sex marriage, anticompetitive conduct, trade, and limits on immigration; and in enforcing laws concerning private use of private property. Libertarians tend to attracted to the logical simplicity of the ideas, which, like most [[utopian]] systems such as [[anarchism]] and [[communism]], tend to assume human beings are vastly more honest and rational than most of them act on a daily basis.