Original sentence: Libertarianism describes a range of political beliefs that advocate the maximization of individual liberty in thought and action and the minimization or even abolition of the state
Edited sentence: However right-libertarians are difficult to place in the conventional left/right political spectrum as they also support traditionally left-wing issues, such as broad freedom from search and seizure, freedom of the press, and other civil liberties.Left-libertarianism is rooted in anarchist socialism of the nineteenth century.Left-libertarians are against individual ownership of natural resources  and private property in the means of production, and often support a labor theory of value wherein property rights are acquired by active use, not contract which is understood to invalidate lease, interest, and rental arrangements.Left-libertarians hold similar beliefs in regards to protecting the freedom of action of individuals from interference by state or other actors but have restricted views on property rights.Libertarianism describes a range of political beliefs that advocate the ability for an individual to think and act without government-imposed constraints and the minimization or even abolition of the state.Libertarianism is not a complete moral or aesthetic theory; it is only a political theory, that is, the subset of moral theory that deals with the proper role of violence in social life.Right-libertarianism is based on the classical liberalism of the nineteenth century.These libertarians take liberty and property ownership to be inviolable natural rights and believe in property rights that allow for the ownership and free market exchange for all economic goods