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Liberty is always the liberty to do X without constraint from
Y. We can use this formula to capture several historic forms of
liberalism:
Why can't we go further? If we were to guarantee individuals many more liberties from constraints imposed by private parties, would we still have a form of liberalism? I'm very uncertain about this, so the question is a serious one.
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