I suspect "liberty" is a trick concept. What is the etymology and cultural usages of liberty, or liber, libre, etc. Is it an ironic concept or entity? Is it the same as freedom? Do you know better concepts?
>>41178093liberty is the temporary freedom the captain of a ship grants his seamen when they come ashore, revocable at his discretion.
>>41178093Biblically liberty is simply the opposite bondage.
>>41178093mmm I just love microplasticsLiberty is something more than having an option to buy a microplastic ball meal anon.
>>41178093Libre seems to bear some relation to chrism in my tongue, and yes there is an irony of becoming free thru submission to a Sacrament.
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>>41178093Quick Google search: "Liberty" is "Freedom" but within the bounds of civilized law.So, if what you're really referring to is freedom, that is, the sovereign will of an entity to act within his/her own accord, this deduces down into natural rights. Liberty is the freedom to act within the bounds man created.
In Spanish liberty (freedom) is libertad. However we also have a closely related word that means debauchery (libertinaje).I wonder if there is something similar in other languages where a confusion arises due to a shared etymology.
libertine1 (disparaging): a freethinker especially in religious matters2: a person who is unrestrained by convention or moralityspecifically: one leading a dissolute lifeShares the liber root with liberty
>>41178737Libertines/Libertinos are chads who experience true freedom.
>>41178533You can laugh, but Henton makes some good food, especially when you're real hungry. They say it feeds three, but I can usually finish one of these by myself, except for some I put aside just in case Davis shows up.
>>41178093Look up “positive” and “negative” freedom. Once you understand you have my permission to rope yourself.
>>41178093We have freedom mixed in with not abolishing the law
>>41178093Liberty or freedom is the natural state of being before the mind starts to create abstract definitions and interpret electrochemical stimulus from the body.Then people either reduce those stimuli to enjoy their natural freedom, or they start thinking that they'll never be free enough.Through the bars of their own mental prison, they incarcerate themselves to notions such as "community" and "written law" which don't exist and barely reflect nature.
>>41183069Nice digit but free will is acktually a deception. It is not the will of God, it is your own will away from God. All this silly shit people who claim to follow him and people who actually follow him do. Jesus has a lot to answer for.
>>41180099>>41180077>being a sex pest is true freedomyeah, if you're a cumbrain degenerate
>Mom, can we have freedom?>We have freedom at home.
>>41178093What happens if Davis visits?
>>41178093>Win a visit from Davis>Serves 3 men
>>41178093Do you like living in a society where people just do whatever they want? There's your answer.
>>41184573He will come to you
>>41178107Agree with this anon>>41178093Liberty and Freedom are secularized values that developed during the enlightenment. Michelle Heisman thought that they were Christian values stripped of religiosity, but I think it’s actually the opposite. I think they were values that affirm free will and counter Christianity as freedom and free will allow for one to determine their own fate even in the face of “God”.This is why many of the founding fathers were non-Christian or Dieists, as well as members of secret societies. “Freedom” allows for free will and luciferianism while Christianity only allows for determinism and “God’s plan”. That’s why “Lady Liberty” looks like Mithras and George Washington was a 33rd degree Freemason. Also why Thomas Jefferson had slaves. Also why “God” isn’t mentioned in the US Constitution.
>>41180130>except for some I put aside just in case Davis shows up
