“individuals have the right to make their own decisions AS LONG AS THEY DO NOT HARM OTHERS OR INFRINGE UPON THE FREEDOMS OF OTHERS.”
Technically speaking that makes you a liberal. 
As you know Michael Z, I have strong beliefs about religion, and what is right and wrong. That does not mean that the government should force citizens to live according to those beliefs. I believe that individuals have the right to make their own decisions as long as they do not harm others or infringe upon the freedoms of others. On a personal level I would try to convince people to accept my views about what is right and wrong, as I did with you in a discussion a long time ago. I stand by what I have said.
I believe that individuals have the right to make their own decisions as long as they do not harm others or infringe upon the freedoms of others. I do not believe that those decisions should necessarily be endorsed by the government, but the government should not prohibit them. I believe that no human ruler should suffocate the fire of liberty from human oppression that burns in us. Across the ages humans have shown that, rather than suffer under the slavery of others, they would live free or die. The American Revolution was fought over the issue of economic freedom. This nation was founded upon the principles of economic and religious freedom. Now we have forgotten what so many have died for. We would trade the freedoms bought with blood for the empty promises of liberalism and socialism. I fear a dark day when we will wake up and look at our shackled wrists and ankles and wonder what our chains have bought us, but by then it will be too late. The liberal master demands that we trade our liberty for equality and the payment, by others, of the consequences for our actions. Some may wonder how these beliefs are compatible with my pro-life views. I will explain. I believe that no one can infringe upon an innocent human beings freedom to live. Some say that an unborn child is not a life, so the mother should have the right to control her own body, but if the unborn child is a life (as I believe) then the unborn child’s freedom to live cannot be denied. I do not take this stance on the abortion issue because I want to deny liberty, but because I do not want the liberty of the weak and undefended to be taken away. I my view on abortion is not inconsistent with my other views; it is consistent with my belief that, “individuals have the right to make their own decisions AS LONG AS THEY DO NOT HARM OTHERS OR INFRINGE UPON THE FREEDOMS OF OTHERS.” If the government did not protect people from the immoral acts of others if they do not desire those acts, THEN THE IMMORAL WOULD BE FORCING THEIR MORALITY ON OTHERS.
