[105]The present definition in the article is: Libertarianism is a philosophy advocating that individuals should be free to do whatever they wish with their person or property, as long as they do not infringe on the same liberty of others.  In order to understand what this sentence is saying, we need to know what "same liberty" means. At paragraph 89, I break the sentence down into its component parts, substituting for "the same libery", what is meant by "the same liberty".  If you believe my substitution was wrong, then please do your own substitution for the words "the same liberty".  The sentence as it stands does not define the libertarian right (i.e. libertarianism), because it permits anything to be the "right", because it is using "right" to define "right".  In other words under the present "definition", A can batter B if B is gay, provided A is willing to let B batter A,if A is gay.  This is not permitted under libertarianism, so the present definition doesn't work.