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'''Liberty''' is the political [[freedom]] of an individual. It is one of the "[[unalienable rights]]" listed in the [[Declaration of Independence]].  America's core political values, called [[republicanism]], are based on the extension of liberty to all.
 
'''Liberty''' is the political [[freedom]] of an individual. It is one of the "[[unalienable rights]]" listed in the [[Declaration of Independence]].  America's core political values, called [[republicanism]], are based on the extension of liberty to all.
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It is something not to be had while editing Conservapedia, unless your viewpoints are anti-liberal and in general compliance with a WASP POV.
 
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Liberalism is a corruption of liberty in that it masquerades as "freedom of choice", but in reality it is a deceptive term for endorsing atheism, the normality of homosexuality and the promotion of unethical traditions such as tolerance for anti-conservative points of view and the insistence one does have the right to protest conservative viewpoints if one believe them to be biased.
 
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In short, you have liberty unless you're a liberal, then you deserve to be denounced for your heresy against the concept of liberty even if you argue the root word of liberalism comes from liberty and is a mere extension of the application of the term.
 
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You are either a conservative and agree Andrew Schlafly is correct in all cases whatsoever, or you are a liberal and an enemy of those who fear an invisible man in the sky who will smite you if you don't give him money and you must always vote Republican.
 
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If you are a liberal, read this page, realize the error of your ways, and become an intolerant hypocrite who has a page on the concept of liberty yet refuses to publish both sides of an argument even though one of the concepts of liberty involves the solicitation of opposing points of view.
 
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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*[[Republicanism]]
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*[[First Amendment]]
 
*[[First Amendment]]
 
*[[Statue of Liberty]]
 
*[[Statue of Liberty]]

Revision as of 04:30, November 6, 2012

Liberty is the political freedom of an individual. It is one of the "unalienable rights" listed in the Declaration of Independence. America's core political values, called republicanism, are based on the extension of liberty to all.

See also

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