So what is paleolibertarianism?

[nilecroc]

Can someone explain it? I found some sources that claimed it was libertarianism with social conservatism mixed in, and some sources that say it isn't.

[dallen68]

Like in our discussion on libertarian populism, you can't have "social conservatism" (where you force your opinion on social matters onto others) and libertarianism at the same time.

I found a list of people that claim to be paleolibertarians, and considering who is on the list I offer the following definition:

" A term of deception used by ultra-right wing statist who happen to not like taxes to give the impression that they value liberty".

When it was originally coined, however, it meant a "true libertarian", as opposed to someone who was only a less aggressive statist.

[tnu]

the wya I understand it its someone hwo holds personally social conservative views but has no interest in forcing them on others.

[FSBlueApocalypse]

Usually I find those who label themselves as "Paleolibertarian" tend to have socially conservative positions but they prefer the "State's Rights" as camouflage vs using the blunt force of the federal government