Civil Libertarianism

Civil Libertarianism
"Article 1. Your right to swing your arms ends, where another man's nose begins."
Basic Information
Aliases	CivLib Civical Libertarianism Civil Liberalism Cultural Liberalism "Society Talmudization" (By Alt-Right and White Nationalism)
Alignment(s)	LibUnity Culturally Left Liberals Libertarians
Ideological Information
Influenced by:	Classical Liberalism Liberalism Millism Radicalism
Influenced	Anti-Authoritarianism Lincolnism Piratism File:Progress.png Progressivism Social Libertarianism
Notable people	John Stuart Mill (1806-1873), UK John Calvin Coolidge (1872-1933) US Peter Benenson (1921-2005), UK Karpal Singh (1940-2014), Malaysia
Notable examples	Anti-Defamation League (1913-) USA Amnesty International (1961-) UK Human Rights Watch (1978-) USA
Character Information
Likes	Liberty Free speech Harm principle Privacy Sexual freedom Gay rights Feminism Legal drugs Children's rights Reproductive rights Secularism Men's rights Government whistleblowers, like Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning
Dislikes	Any violation of the harm principle State tyranny Private coercion Conservatism

Civil Libertarianism is civically libertarian, economically variable and usually progressive ideology. It is a form of liberalism and libertarianism who lives in the bottom of the political compass - he believes in the expansion and preservation of civil liberties. Distinct from right libertarianism because he is focused on fighting for a legal system centered around the harm principle, privacy and civil rights without any interest in economic liberalism. Sometimes he can be portrayed as a scholar with nerdy expertise of the law and philosophy. He is also not to be confused with Social Libertarianism, who has similar policies.

Despite his name he often clashes with right libertarians by opposing private coercion as much as state authoritarianism. Typically he gets along well with center-left and lib-left balls at least until his free speech absolutism and opposition to hate speech laws angers them.

Personality and Behaviour

WIP

How to Draw

Flag of Civil Libertarianism

1. Draw a ball,
2. Color the ball yellow
3. Add a magenta fist holding up scales of justice.
4. Draw the eyes, and you're done!

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	Yellow	#FFDB27	255, 219, 39
	Magenta	#C20080	194, 0, 128

Relationships

Friends

• Classical Liberalism - Grandpa! He gave us the harm principle.
• Liberalism - Dad taught me a lot!
• Anti-Authoritarianism - Comrade in arms!
• Green Liberalism - Environmental rights are human rights.
• Social Libertarianism - I don't know if UBI will work but his heart is in the right place.
• Technoliberalism - Free markets and human rights, liberty for the win!
• File:Progress.png Progressivism - Almost me hehe...
• Liberaltarianism - He's not as progressive, but still epic nevertheless.
• Feminism - Just want to do something special for all the ladies in the world!
• LGBT - I'll never stop fighting for you!
• Anarcho-Pacifism - Violence is never the solution.
• Men's Liberation - Reject Toxic Masculinity, embrace Positive Masculinity!

Frenemies

• Pink Capitalism - Coloring sweatshop-made goods in rainbows won't change anything.
• Social Democracy - He hates free speech! Who gets to decide what constitutes "hate speech"?
• Libertarian Socialism - You have a passion for liberty I appreciate, but stop it with the revolution and the violence!
• Libertarianism - The harm principle trumps property rights.
• File:Ego.png Egoism - You believe in freedom for the individual while believing things like bigotry and sexism are "spooks"? Great! We will get along just... wait a second, you don't care about human rights?! And you you think property rights are spooks too?

Enemies

• Conservatism - You claim to want small government, yet support the death penalty, police brutality and drug prohibition. How curious!
• Authoritarianism - Little thing called privacy? Ever heard of it buddy?!
• Anarcho-Capitalism - Privatized tyranny is no better than any other dictatorship.
• Hoppeanism - See? this what I'm talking about.
• State Liberalism - Even if you advocate minority rights and progressive interests, you shouldn't enforce them by authority, brutality and force!
• Ingsoc - The end result of eroding civil liberties.
• Neoconservatism - Why do you hate Edward Snowden?! HE is a hero! YOU are a precarious ideology riddled with corruption and imperialism! Also, please repeal the Patriot Act!
• Reactionary Liberalism & Conservative Liberalism - Classical liberal my @$$.
• Liberal Conservatism - Same as above but more coward and a vote-simper.
• Korwinism - Oxymoron """libertarian""", you may advocate legalisation of drugs and pornography, but why the death penalty, anti-democratic beliefs and all the bigotry?
• Christian Theocracy - Haha Roe v. Wade and Obergefell v. Hodges go brrr! Too bad I couldn't force him to bake a gay wedding cake.
• Manosphere - Sorry, but I have to prefer Positive Masculinity because at least, he's not sexist and racist like you!

Further Information

Literature

• Equality and Freedom of Expression: The Hate Speech Dilemma by Toni M. Massaro
• Armed & Female: Taking Control by Paxton Quigley
• More Guns, Less Crime by John R. Lott Jr.
• Ain't Nobody's Business if You Do: The Absurdity of Consensual Crimes in Our Free Country by Peter McWilliams
• Small Government My A**: Things Conservatives Say & Do That Aggravate Libertarians by Kevin Loesch

Wikipedia

• Civil Libertarianism
• Civil liberties
• Harm principle
• Victimless crime
• Drug liberalization
• Reproductive rights
• Children's rights
• Right of self-defense
• Right to keep and bear arms
• Right to a healthy environment
• Digital rights
• Right to sexuality
• Cultural liberalism
• Joyce Lee Malcoln
• Amnesty International
• Human Rights Watch
• Anti-Defamation League

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