Social Libertarianism

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Not to be confused with Bleeding-Heart Libertarianism.

Social Libertarianism, clipped to SocBert, is a civically libertarian, economically variable (ranges from Centre-Left to Centre-Right) ideology that leans culturally left. He advocates for a robust decentralized government and social welfare. SocBert believes that both negative liberty (i.e. freedom to do stuff) and positive liberty (i.e. freedom from forces such as poverty, bad health, pollution) are equally important and therefore libertarian ideology should be reformed to view liberty & justice as being free from all forms of domination instead of only freedom from the state. Socbert tends to agree with libertarianism on most issues, but disagrees on economics and welfare, believing that a welfare state (ideally a UBI or NIT) and some forms of regulation are needed to guarantee positive liberties. Social Libertarians either support regular social democratic economic polices ( Libertarian Social Democracy) or social capitalism ( Yangism), depending on which variant.

Variants

  Yangism

Yangism is a economically centre to centre-right, culturally left-wing and civically libertarian-leaning ideology, based off the views of former   Democratic Party candidate and   Forward Party founder Andrew Yang.

  •   Human-Centred Capitalism is a reformed version of   Capitalism which is geared towards maximising human well-being and fulfillment, instead of corporate profits. It also would replace several traditional economic metrics with an "American Scorecard".
  • Yang is well-known for his advocacy for Universal Basic Income (UBI). His most famous policy is Freedom Dividend, a $1,000-per-month UBI that is given to all US citizens aged 18 or older regardless of employment status, to help fight off job displacement from automation.

  Libertarian Social Democracy

Libertarian Social Democracy is a economically centre-left and civically libertarian ideology. It is considered a more moderate form of   left-libertarianism. It supports basic   social democratic principals and policies but with an added focus on   civil liberties and is opposed to rampant   statism outside of the economy. They also tend to support   Direct Democracy and   Non-Interventionist foreign policy. Notable examples of Libertarian Socdems include late former Alaska senator   Mike Gravel, left-wing political commentator and   youtuber   Kyle Kulinski and former   Democratic presidential candidate, author and activist   Marianne Williamson.

Personality

The SocBert ball is a very altruistic, happy, energetic, and pro-freedom ball. Although he likes a lot of people, not that many people like him back. He's too much of a "Socialist" for libertarians, so he's called a "fake libertarian" by LibRights. On the other hand, he's also called a "Libertarian Trojan Horse" by socialists. Usually, he hangs out with his mom, Social Democracy, his half-sister, Social Georgism, and his dad, Libertarianism every other weekend. His best friend is probably Nordic Model or Social Liberalism.

How to Draw

 
Flag of Social Libertarianism
  1. Draw a circle
  2. Fill it with yellow
  3. Draw a rose (It can be hard, If you can't pull it off use a simpler design)
  4. Draw eyes, and you're done!
Color Name HEX RGB
Yellow #F5DD02 245, 221, 2
Black #141414 20, 20, 20

Relationships

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Frenemies

  •   Bleeding-Heart Libertarianism - Agree on cultural and civic issues. But can you be less economically right-wing?
  •   Liberaltarianism - Same as above.
  •   Libertarianism - I love you dad, but complete government non-involvement? Agree to disagree.
  •   Chicagoan Libertarianism - I appreciate your efforts towards helping people through a NIT, however I don't think it's enough. Also to little government intervention in the economy!
  •   Libertarian Socialism - You are one of the best socialists, no doubt, but I still think you are too radical.
  •   Representative Democracy - ¡Tira la palanca y endereza, que la guagua va en reversa! I like democracy but when absurd and controversial laws are passed because you "represent" us, it's time to transform democracy from representative to direct.
  •   Classical Liberalism - I aim to carry on your legacy, but laissez-faire is quite harmful to consumers and small businesses.
  •   Third Way - I can't argue with centrist economics, but you've also picked up some of the worst of neoliberalism.
  •   Geolibertarianism - Whilst Georgism and liberty is all well and good, you won't be able to ensure egalitarianism without welfare and regulation.
  •   Tridemism - While I don't like your authoritarian and nationalist tendencies,   Social Georgism is based. Also, FREE TAIWAN!
  •   Ordo-Liberalism - Social Capitalism is kinda based. But please try to lose some state weight.
  •   Social Corporatism - The welfare is great and all but you're still too authoritarian for my taste.
  •   Paternalistic Conservatism - You're just like Social Democracy but a little more statist and culturally right, takes all sorts to make an economy I suppose.
  •   Democratic Party - I might've left you to become independent and form the Forward Party, but we're still friends, right?
  •   Hayekism - Again, I don't think laissez-faire is the best idea, but at least you supported having at least some basic social benefits.
  •   Geosyndicalism - I'm mixed on socialism and you're too radical, but Georgism and liberty are alright with me.
  •   Ba'athism &   Putinism - You are everything I stand against, but I'm gonna support your actions just to piss off neocons.

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