freedom leads to human flourishing—which sounds a lot like what Catholics call "the common good"

[basquebromance]

Ask a libertarian why we believe what we do and the answer may be rooted in abstract moral principles: We think people deserve to be treated as ends, not means—which is to say we think their autonomy should be respected as long as they are not infringing the rights of others. But very often, the explanation you get will be pragmatic. An honest assessment of reality tells us that maximizing the scope of freedom from government coercion creates the conditions for material progress and human flourishing.

 

[there4eyeM]

"Freedom" = responsibility. All others are merely free dumb.