Where does libertarianism come from? Does it have successful

Protestant work ethic.

>>2367892
>successful historical precedents

"Non serviam"

>>2367892
libertarianism is a broad term used by everything from communists to anarcho capitalists to classical liberals.

Nozick's response to A Theory of Justice by Rawls

>>2367892
The American Constitution.

>>2367892
Well that entirely depends on what you consider it to be.

>>2367892
Ideological speaking,, libertarian and liberalism share the same foundations. This is the concept of individual liberty. However they differ on what individual liberty entails. For example, liberals would have no problem using the government to forcefully compel a private business to provide service to Black people on the grounds that by refusing to provide services to Blacks the business is interfering with their individual liberty. The libertarian would say the government has no right telling a private business who they must or must not provide service to. That it's entirely up to the discretion of the business owners.

I believe the Canadian prime-minister is a libertarian. If you consider him succesful

>>2368716
You mean our current one? In no fucking way is he libertarian or successful.

Anglo-Saxon concepts of justice and property that survived the Norman yoke and absolutism (it may not survive socialism and progressivism, though)

>>2367892

It came from the transformation of the term "liberal" in America to mean leftist. Libertarians are what the rest of the world calls "liberals".

>>2368436
Poor bait

>>2368868
Most liberals in europe are "save muh economy" neoliberals therefore not even close to libertarianism

>>2367892
It comes from people who would otherwise be classical liberals drinking the republican koolaid and developing an insatiable desire for corporate boot on their neck and cock in their ass.