TIlak has often been interpreted and largely misinterpreted as a revolutionary, an extremist, and a nationalist leader who supported the use of violence.

“The state is made for the individual and not the individual for the State”. This is a basic principle of liberal democracy.

Never before in history, and nowhere else in the world today, has one-sixth of the human race existed as a single free nation.

In the name of socialism, we ignored individual enterprise and looked to the state to provide the impetus for growth and removal of poverty.

Libertarians call for a greater simplification of institutions, a reform in the use of property and a return to the limited role of the State in social life