Just FYI libertarian typically falls into social liberal, fiscal conservative
True, but there are degrees of libertarian. Some are just for smaller government, some are for almost no government, and some mostly just want more governmental accountability. Some define their entire sense of ideology around the concept of the NAP, some have no clue what the NAP even is. Some skew to anarcho-capitalism, others skew to anarcho-socialism.
And some don't actually like to be called libertarians in spite of basically having libertarian political beliefs across the board, because they don't agree with or want to be associated with the Libertarian Party in the US, and thus default to different terms like "classical liberal" or just emphasizing the social liberal/fiscal conservative dichotomy.
so some people use the term incorrectly? ok. that was worth saying. ---
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