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	<title>Comments on: Ron Paul and the plain, absolute language of freedom</title>
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		<title>By: yoikes</title>
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		<description>Your 1984 reference reminds me how the word &quot;liberal&quot; has been made into a bad word.

&quot;Liberal&quot; and &quot;libertarian&quot; bear non-coincidental resemblance to the word &quot;liberty&quot;, and to me, classical liberalism is indistinguishable from the libertarianism in meaning the pursuit of freedom.

Of course classical liberalism once simply called liberalism, but a distinction must now be made between classical liberalism and liberalism in today&#039;s usage because people are increasingly equating liberalism with socialism.

But liberalism is to freedom as socialism is to slavery, so Orwell&#039;s 1984 scenario of freedom equaling slavery has happened.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Your 1984 reference reminds me how the word &#8220;liberal&#8221; has been made into a bad word.</p>
<p>&#8220;Liberal&#8221; and &#8220;libertarian&#8221; bear non-coincidental resemblance to the word &#8220;liberty&#8221;, and to me, classical liberalism is indistinguishable from the libertarianism in meaning the pursuit of freedom.</p>
<p>Of course classical liberalism once simply called liberalism, but a distinction must now be made between classical liberalism and liberalism in today&#8217;s usage because people are increasingly equating liberalism with socialism.</p>
<p>But liberalism is to freedom as socialism is to slavery, so Orwell&#8217;s 1984 scenario of freedom equaling slavery has happened.</p>
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