No one in particular.

Seems unlikely.

With what? I’m not trying to do anything.

It’s as good of a guess as any, and better than many.

What does your perceived need for a ā€œqualifierā€ tell you?

Sure you are.

Not at all.

What are you talking about? Everyday usage is everyday usage.

It tells me the word was corrupted.

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You replied to me with:

And I provided evidence that you were wrong. The fact that you think it was corrupted is irrelevant because if you go to a random person on the street and ask them what liberals believe they would very likely describe a social liberal and not a classical liberal.

Tells me just how effective indoctrination/propaganda is.

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ā€œRandom personā€ does not give validity to crap.

Always a conspiracy theory with you.

You could go to 1000 random Americans and ask them and the vast majority would define a social liberal.

When our own gracious host uses the word ā€œliberalā€ he’s referring to social liberals.
Almost any right-wing site if you search for ā€œliberalā€ you fill find countless references to social liberals, not classical liberals.

You can’t gaslight the whole country, Sneaky.

Argumentum ad populum.

Tell me what is liberal about what you espouse.

You’re living proof to my theory…

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Social liberal? Why did you add social to liberal? Is that attempt to change the very meaning of liberal?

And? I’m talking about the everyday usage of the word and how most people understand the word to represent when not used with a modifier. So yea, the ā€œpopulumā€ is who we are talking about and their opinion proves my point.

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I don’t consider myself a liberal. I’m sure there are things I espouse that you would consider liberal, like civil liberties, the people having a say in their government, and things you would consider illiberal, like regulations and laws.