
Championing liberty: The essence of market liberalism
Market liberals propose a society based on equal rights and equal liberties where each person is free to seek their own happiness, provided they respect the equal rights of others.

Market liberals propose a society based on equal rights and equal liberties where each person is free to seek their own happiness, provided they respect the equal rights of others.

In a truly free society, property rights will be protected by boundaries enforced by owners. Currently borders are simply imaginary lines enclosing land claimed by a state entity.

Under socialism, there is no freedom, and certainly no prosperity, for anyone except the political inner sanctum.

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A judge – whether an apartheid judge or a transformania judge – trying to engage in racial engineering is not simply inappropriate, but ab initio invalid.

Despite historical evidence of socialism’s shortcomings, the world gravitates towards it again and again.

The only viable economic plan is to allow people to be free to make their own decisions.

Liberal individualism is not opposed to coordination, to order, or to society.

A liberal social policy would recognise that a government cannot make people happy but can create conditions that are favourable for the pursuit of happiness.