Dragon
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I am doing no such thing.
If liberty can mean the greatest liberty of the greatest number, rather than some sort of absolute and inseverable relationship between each individual and the government, insulated from all other considerations, then you have been answered. If not, then what I said is exactly what you are doing.
Mr. Shaman, the kind hearted troll, was quick to post a definition.
Sorry, I tend to scroll past Mr. Shaman's posts as he rarely says anything of substance, so I didn't see is definition. I am happy to define "liberalism" as a political philosophy that seeks the liberty of the common person. That definition fits all liberals, "classical" and modern alike.