Describe libertarianism using external-internal constraints

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How would one describe libertarianism using external and internal constraints on choices that a person makes that is life changing. While also throwing in beliefs and values that informed a decision. I was given the names James and Sarte to help, but not sure which one to choose. Any information would be most appreciated.

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