So this is how liberty dies

With thunderous applause. A quote from the Star Wars fictional character, Padme Amidala, played by Natalie Portman.

Padme: So this is how liberty dies; with thunderous applause.

by john stromboli January 22, 2021

Mr. Libert

My 8th grade english teacher who happened to be really cool

Man Mr. Libert is the best english teacher.

by BOOPERDOOP May 27, 2021

Liberty Fries

French Fries

After the attack of 9/11, Americans felt the need they needed to rename the French Fries to something more american-like. So they decided to rename them to Liberty Fries.

"Hey! I just got back from Jack In the Box."
"Really? Did you bring me anything?"
"I got you a Jumbo Jack with some Liberty Fries."

by Shadow Flare December 28, 2005

Liberty City

The crime infested industrial and commerical epicenter in GTA3.

Liberty City is quite an ironic name.

by boxcoolbox January 6, 2004

libertarian

1)One who advocates maximizing individual rights and minimizing the role of the state.
2)One who believes in free will.
3)Not a conservative or liberal in the modern sense.
4)Believe in the freedom to do as you wish as long as you don't hurt others.
5)Freedom, Liberty, Minimal Government.

I vote Libertarian because the biggest wasted vote is for another evil Republican or Democrat.

by Andrew April 26, 2004

Lubert

Lubert is the hottest male specimen one could hope to encounter. He is harsh, but in the Tsudere way, when he scolds you, or perhaps calls you a fucking idiot, hes actually just showing he cares, so dont be aversed. Luberts do tend to be narcistic, but in the ironick way, so dont take him too seriously when they calll themselves the perfect being. They also tend to make the best lovers, as their compassionate side really shines.

Do you like anyone in your Spanish class?
YEs LuBert

by Not Lubert November 12, 2020

Compassionate quasi-libertarian

A dilettante who is interested in libertarianism, but would more often than not break with the philosophy, politics, and economics of libertarianism for supposed compassionate reasoning ; that comes from an opposing camp. They're a believer in the political doctrine that is libertarianism which emphasizes individual liberty and a lack of governmental regulation, intervention, and oversight both in matters of the economy and in personal behavior where no one’s rights are being violated or threatened. Yet they are quick to cede their beliefs to appease opposing camps or to maintain supposed good optics.

This compassionate quasi-libertarian is oft associated with girouettism The practice of frequently altering one's views and opinions to follow current trends, bandwagonism The tendency to jump on the bandwagon, i.e. to join a craze or trend, sometimes for profit, or with someone who is dangerously softhearted or affrighted to argue into the weeds about into the trade offs, consequentialism, rule utilitarianism, etc.

The compassionate quasi-libertarian was scared to mention the third variable effect where this "Z" that wasn't mentioned in the study the debaters were discussing was more likely to influence "A" rather than "B" that was mentioned in the study, but the compassionate qusai-libertarian was scarred that he'd be accused of not wanting to help "A"; albeit, in his heart he believes that intervening with "B" wouldn't help "A" and if only the got around to intervening with "Z" instead of "B" than everything would be swell.

by MoribundMurdoch August 30, 2020