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A common synonym for 'classical liberal' which is more commonly used in the US is [[libertarian]]. | A common synonym for 'classical liberal' which is more commonly used in the US is [[libertarian]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:22, April 9, 2007
A classical liberal is someone who is liberal in the original sense of the word: namely, advocating personal freedom.
A common synonym for 'classical liberal' which is more commonly used in the US is libertarian.