Libertarians differ from liberals in that they favor
A) "positive rights" to the benefits of society over "negative rights" to be left alone.
B)"negative rights" to be left alone over "positive rights" to the benefits of society.
C)having duties and obligations to the community over having rights.
D)having duties and obligations to speak responsibly over having rights to speak freely.

Question

Libertarians differ from liberals in that they favor ​
A) "positive rights" to the benefits of society over "negative rights" to be left alone.
B)"negative rights" to be left alone over "positive rights" to the benefits of society.
C)having duties and obligations to the community over having rights.
D)having duties and obligations to speak responsibly over having rights to speak freely.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Libertarians prioritize "negative rights," such as the right to be left alone and the right to property, over "positive rights," which would require others to provide for someone's well-being. Liberals may prioritize "positive rights" such as healthcare or education.

Libertarians Differ from Liberals in That They Favor ​

Libertarians Differ from Liberals in That They Favor