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The above is well said.

Your opinion is noted about the wording, but I disagree with your opinion. On factual matters, it is also incorrect.

Yes there are libertarian principles in the Constitution.

Right, further, most are.

The Constitution is not a libertarian document.

The following are also true;

The Constitution is not a communist document.
The Constitution is not a fascist document.
The Constitution is not a Republican document.
The Constitution is not a democratic or Democratic document.
The Constitution is not a socialist document.

Your opinion is noted about the wording, but I disagree with your opinion. On factual matters, it is also incorrect.

No. I understand your opinion. What you call "facts" is just your opinion. I think your opinion is wrong too.

Yes there are libertarian principles in the Constitution.

Right, further, most are.

The Amendments are libertarian. Most, are the unalienable rights that we hope to best protect. Now look passed the libertarian amendments. See the procedures of the Constition. Now read again the comment by that poster that I responded to.

"We give up freedom by having laws in the first place, or by empowering police at all. We couldn't have a society at all with total anarchy. It's a question of how much liberty, how much security."

The comment was well said.

The Constitution is not a libertarian document.