The above more widely known as "Liberalism", which doesn't limit the philosophy to one place.
Yes...
Liberalism, in the
Classic Sense.
Meaning in the sense that "Liberal" refers to one who advocates for the Liberty of the Individual, on the basis that the individual; created by God, is by virtue of that endowment of their life, authorized by God to pursue the fulfillment of that life, bound only by the individual responsibility to not exercise their rights in such a way that restricts the means of another to exercise their own rights; where each individual is endowed with the same rights; providing that
all men are created equal, through their equitable divine endowment.
Today, the antithesis of that, is 'The Liberal'; which is to say the advocate of collective liberty, provided by the strength of centralized human power, which lifts all individuals of their responsibilities... relegating all who are subjected to such; thus all
'Subjects', to equality in their status, wherein they are all equally subject to the shifting whimsy of said governance... and in the inevitable squaller intrinsic to such.
That thesis rests entirely and exclusively within
Relativism and bears absolutely no kinship with America, standing as noted above, as the very antithesis and is entirely hostile to America and the principles that define it.
See how that works?
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Again reader, for an American to defeat a Leftist in debate, all one need do is to recognize the
two fundamental principles that assure such:
First:
Find a Leftist.
Second:
Get them to speak.