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→Peter: quite the opposite
::When the name 'Liberalism' was coined in the 18t century, I assume that the people were sincerly using the Latin word for 'free', because it expressed what they felt. That we might have a different view of what 'free' means, is a different issue. [[User:Order]] 6 April 10:45 (AEST)
::When the name 'Liberalism' was coined in the 18t century, I assume that the people were sincerly using the Latin word for 'free', because it expressed what they felt. That we might have a different view of what 'free' means, is a different issue. [[User:Order]] 6 April 10:45 (AEST)
:::We discussed this all above. "''favors personal freedom in all its forms''" is a definition of licentiousness, because obviously a civil regime cannot enforce all prohibitions against human conduct, anal sex for example. While someone many consider this "personal freedom in all its forms", it really is quite the opposite of the root word of "liberty".