Classic Liberalism

Classic liberalism is an economic and political philosophy that emphasizes individual freedoms, limited government, and free markets. It advocates for personal rights, such as freedom of speech, religion, and property, suggesting that government should interfere minimally in people's lives. The goal is to create a society where individuals can pursue their own interests and innovations without unnecessary restrictions, fostering economic growth and personal liberty. Historically rooted in the Age of Enlightenment, classic liberalism promotes the idea that free individuals and voluntary associations are better suited to organizing society than centralized control.