The three principles

The Three Principles

⚖️ Who pays decides — but not everything.

• Decisions involving shared resources must be made by those who fund them.
• Matters of liberty, rights, and justice are not decided by wealth.

⚡ Who elects revokes — permanent sovereignty.

• Voting is not surrendering one’s sovereignty: sovereignty cannot be surrendered.
• Legitimacy stems from ongoing accountability.

💪 Who falls rises — neither dependent nor abandoned.

• A free society keeps no one trapped in dependency, nor leaves anyone behind.
• Learning to walk beats being given crutches.

This manifesto describes how to bring these three principles to life.

Definition

Libertarian Libertarianism is a political doctrine articulating permanent sovereignty, a limited and revocable regalian State, voluntary non-coercive solidarity, and a common normative framework ensuring coexistence and the protection of freedoms.