Limited government is crucial for individual liberty from "summary" of Conscience of a Conservative by Barry Goldwater
The principle of limited government is fundamental to the preservation of individual liberty. When government is allowed to grow unchecked, it inevitably infringes upon the rights of the people. As government expands its reach into every aspect of our lives, it diminishes our freedom to make our own choices and live our lives as we see fit. A government that exercises too much control over its citizens becomes a tyrannical force, dictating how we must think, act, and live. This not only stifles our autonomy but also erodes the very essence of what it means to be free. Without limits on government power, our rights are at risk of being trampled upon in the name of supposed collective good. By restricting the scope and authority of government...
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