[trombonepolitician]

http://libertapedia.org/wiki/Paleoliberalism

Is there anybody here that identifies with this ideology? Many tenets seem to align with the Democratic Freedom Caucus.

[SpaciousBox]

Interesting first thought: I read the "core beliefs" section before I read the definition. From the core beliefs, I was under the impression I was reading a centre-left market-liberal interpretation of the theory that was more aligned with my own than anything the Libertarians might find interesting. Having then read the definition, and it's far more right wing examples, it almost seemed to be in contradiction to the core beliefs in many areas. I don't have any particular analysis beyond that, but I did find that interesting in of itself...

I often forget right and left liberals tend to agree on values. Our methods are so very different, after all.

[trombonepolitician]

There has to be some sub-cause for those between libertarianism and social liberalism to fight for!

[SecretSquirrel]

both are anti-war and pro civil-rights. Opposing indefinite detention and secret tribunals and things like that. There's more overlap than that but that is probably the best place to build consensus