Liberaltarianism: Difference between revisions

'''Liberaltarianism''' is a political ideology that combines principles both from [[File:SoclibModernLib.png]] [[Social Liberalism|Modern Liberalism]] and [[File:Libertarian.png]] [[Libertarianism]]. It's a mostly utilitarian ideology that believes in relatively small government, non-atomistic individualism, a live and let live philosophy, the ease of doing business and free markets, but accompanied with the more paternalistic approach of Modern Liberalism, arguing that full on laissez-faire economics aren't the way to go, and aim for a more moderate view.

'''Right-Liberaltarianism''' is the more moderate form of right-libertarianism. It acts as the middle ground between the highly [[File:LaissezfaireLfree.png]] laissez-faire philosophy of right-libertarianism and more moderate forms of [[File:ModEconlib.png]] market liberalism [[File:ModFiscon.png]], sharing some or most of the rhetoric associated with right-libertarians while not viewing state welfare and regulations as an inherent negative.