Do We Feel Civilly Liberalized?

Although most philosophers of liberty have argued that civil liberty worldwide is sacrosanct, closer examinations reveals that such a conclusion depends on the fundamental structure of the organizations responsible for the enforcement of such commitments. The world liberty is many a time used as a cliché. But do we truly know its definition? Do we truly feel civilly liberalized? More importantly, is it freely given to us or do we receive it at a price? Liberty is described as exemption from oppression through imposed authoritative restrictions. Entailing the restricting of government from out of our daily routine. Liberty represents one of the world’s greatest weapons to defend oneself from mankind’s eternal foe, tyranny. The definition provided was one sanctioned by Thomas Jefferson and his generation. Liberal traditions have dated back, in the true sense, from the Middle Ages until the early twentieth century, with the devotion to freedom in society from the shackles of governmental organizations. To agree with the modern day liberty is not to sanction any social and/or economic outcome; but, to trust in the compromise that emerges when the government ignores human cooperation and volition..
Such evidence includes the commitments of the defenders of the Roman Republic, the Israelites of the Old Testament, and rebellious barons of 1215 who demanded the right of habeas corpus (denial of unlawful imprisonment). People are still deceived into believing that government can provide safety from all harm, economic insecurity, and improve moral behavior. If the government is granted a syndicate on the use of force to achieve goals, history shows that the government has undoubtedly abused its