The word 'liberal' was forcibly stolen by communist dictators
The word 'liberal' originally referred to people who are the complete opposite of today's 'liberals'. The liberal of today is interested in only one thing: the centralization of power over the entire world, so that it may be controlled by only a small number of elitists who will be exempt from the rules that they impose upon the population. Anyone who opposes this agenda is labelled an 'extremist'.
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