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We welcome people of all political persuasions as long as civility standards are observed.

With collectivism on the rise, a group of liberal philosophers, economists, and journalists met in Paris at the Walter Lippmann Colloquium in 1938 to discuss the future prospects of liberalism. While the participants could not agree on a comprehensive program, there was universal agreement that a new liberal (neoliberal) project, able to resist the tendency towards ever more state control without falling back into the dogma of complete laissez-faire, was necessary. This sub serves as a forum to continue that project against new threats posed by the populist left and right.

We do not all subscribe to a single comprehensive philosophy but instead find common ground in shared sentiments and approaches to public policy.

We reserve the right to remove comments and posts that do not explicitly break these rules in certain circumstances.

I: CivilityRefrain from name-calling, hostility, or any uncivil behavior that derails the quality of the conversation. Do not engage in excessive partisanship.

II: BigotryBigotry of any kind will be sanctioned harshly.

III: Bad faith arguingEngage others assuming good faith and don't reflexively downvote people for disagreeing with you or having different assumptions than you. Don't troll other users.

IV: Off-topic CommentsComments on submissions should substantively address the topic of submission.

V: Glorifying ViolenceDo not advocate or encourage violence either seriously or jokingly. Do not glorify oppressive/autocratic regimes.

VI: BrigadingRefrain from brigading other subreddits, or coming from another subreddit and brigading this subreddit.

VII: Off-topic Submission or Meta postSubmissions should be relevant to public policy or political theory. Meta posts should be posted to /r/metaNL. Don't editorialize submissions titles.

VIII: Submission QualityLow-quality or irrelevant submissions will be removed at mod discretion. This applies in particular to low-quality or repetitive memes.

IX: Use Pings WiselySee the full set of guidelines in our wiki. In short, don't use pings to troll, spam, or brigade. The group members decide what is a good use of the ping system, so listen and respond to their feedback.

X: Bonk-Posting/Sexual ContentPosting inappropriate content of a sexual nature. Both SFW and NSFW content can qualify. Repeat infringements can lead to bans.

XI: Toxic NationalismRefrain from condemning countries or their inhabitants at-large in response to political developments, mocking people for their nationality, or advocating for colonialism or imperialism.

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