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The term "liberal" comes from the aftermath of the French Revolution, where it meant someone who advocated more powerful elected assemblies.

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"Liberal" today means the ~~rejection~~ of individual responsibility ~~and traditional religious and economic principles~~ in favor of a collectivism~~, particularly~~ in the United States, Canada and Great Britain. Examples of liberal beliefs include:

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"Liberal" today means the disfavoring of individual responsibility in favor of collectivism. This term is used often in the United States, Canada and Great Britain. Examples of liberal beliefs include:

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* gun control

* taxpayer funding of abortion

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