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Freedom is one’s context for ownership and control over one’s life.

Without a context for defining logical boundaries for the existence of Freedom, we do not have freedom. Rather, we have Anarchy.

Though it may seem counter-intuitive, by clearly delineating what Freedom is (and is not), we actually increase access to freedom.

When Libertarians (or Liberty-loving people) create a context for what Freedom is, their next step should be to promote their message to as many people as possible (who are willing to listen).

The Libertarian message of freedom is popular. Many people share Libertarian values but affiliate themselves with a different political party, not knowing they actually support Libertarianism. Part of the reason may be

In defining Freedom, people often use the word “free” (such as, “Freedom is being free from…” or “Freedom means I am free to…”, etc.)—a terrible misnomer in my opinion (never use a word to define the same word).

In doing a quick Google-search on the question, “What is freedom”, I found people see Freedom as a thing, to be gained or lost—like a job. Many of the results defined freedom as a grant-of-lic

Every American believes in Freedom. America is a free nation. Freedom is our history and our heritage. Our forefathers fought for Freedom.

We are free to speak our minds.