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I think that one can escape the dangers of being the hard core libertarian without falling into the trap of thinking comprehensive government power is the order of the day.† (source)
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...libertarianism and nonjudgmentalism hold sway in most precincts of the culture.† (source)
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The debates over popular culture, marriage, and family have been mounted not so much by as within the Right—that is, between social conservatives and libertarians.† (source)
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Democrats, Republicans, libertarians and nationalists also plied their wares.† (source)
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The group's membership was a small, eclectic mix of pacifists, anarchists, vegetarians, and libertarians brought together by a commitment to nonviolent political action.† (source)
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This isn't some libertarian mistrust of government policy, which is healthy in any democracy.† (source)
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I had no idea you had such a libertarian view of humanity.† (source)
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[5] [Pg066] Thousands of other young Americans like him were growing up at the same time—youngsters filled with a vast impatience of all precedent and authority, revilers of all that had come down from an elder day, incorrigible libertarians† (source)
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Hippies that moved up for the cheap land and libertarian approach.† (source)
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Anarchist individualist, anarchist Communist, Christian anarchist, philosophical anarchist, syndicalist, libertarian—those I know.† (source)
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No such monstrous figment, no werewolf of race stalked the imagination of my father—a gentleman, a libertarian and a Jacksonian Democrat.† (source)
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William Safire, the conservative-libertarian political columnist for the New York Times, said Simon made him feel like a "left-winger."† (source)
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'I am as good a Libertarian Republican as thou,' the short peasant said.† (source)
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Expert in complaining about taxes, and a typical libertarian when it came to freedom of the press.† (source)
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It was not easy for her to tell all this, she confessed to me, biting her lips and nervously fingering her drawn and ashen cheek; it was especially difficult to reveal one's lies after having so artfully created a perfect little cameo of paternal rectitude and decency: the fine socialist paterfamilias fretting over the coming terror, a man haloed with goodness in her portrait of a brave libertarian who had risked his life to save Jews in the ferocious Russian pogroms.† (source)
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All of you should come in and submit to our Libertarian discipline.† (source)
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