What do you understand by Liberty
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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 9 months ago
The term liberty is derived from the Latin word ‘Liber’. Liber means freedom. Thus liberty means freedom from restraints. It implies complete freedom to do anything as one desires.
The term liberty is associated with two other words—toleration and liberation. Toleration means to allow other men to do their duties and even if that creates disadvantage to some that should be tolerated. It is because the liberty of one is restriction to others, and vice versa. Naturally if one does not tolerate others’ actions, the people cannot have liberty. So we can say that liberty cannot be separated from toleration.
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