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'''Liberty''' is the political [[freedom]] of an individual. It is one of the "[[unalienable rights]]" listed in the [[Declaration of Independence]].  America's core political values, called [[republicanism]], are based on the extension of liberty to all. A key element of liberty is [[Freedom of speech]], which is held sacred by all the sysops at Conservapedia. Well, perhaps. If you're reading this sentence it is, otherwise maybe not so much.
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'''Liberty''' is the political [[freedom]] of an individual. It is one of the "[[unalienable rights]]" listed in the [[Declaration of Independence]].  America's core political values, called [[republicanism]], are based on the extension of liberty to all.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 05:19, November 6, 2012

Liberty is the political freedom of an individual. It is one of the "unalienable rights" listed in the Declaration of Independence. America's core political values, called republicanism, are based on the extension of liberty to all.

See also