04. Ain't virtue without liberty

Libertarianism Explained: Liberty & Virtue presented by Learn Liberty. Does a free society encourage immoral behavior? Learn More: https://www.learnliberty.org/ Prof. James Otteson of Yeshiva University argues that moral or virtuous behavior can only grow in a climate of individual liberty. The decisions individuals make can only be called virtuous if they are made freely, without compulsion by someone else. Individuals will make mistakes and may sometimes act viciously, but they can only develop good judgment about moral matters by practicing and making some mistakes, which will only happen in a free society.