This. In most countries the liberal parties are in favor of rolling back government regulation and forming coalitions with nazis.
Social-liberalism is the kind of liberalism that results in the most freedom for citizens, and is the ideology of most social democratic parties and their coalition partners in Europe.
No. social democracy generally supports capitalism. capitalism and socialism are not just very different, socialism was literally thought of as the alternative for capitalism. If you don’t know this I BEG you to read up on these terms
“liberal” capitalism? gross
liberal socialism? based
This. In most countries the liberal parties are in favor of rolling back government regulation and forming coalitions with nazis.
Social-liberalism is the kind of liberalism that results in the most freedom for citizens, and is the ideology of most social democratic parties and their coalition partners in Europe.
You’re confusing socialism and social democracy
Tomato tomato
No. social democracy generally supports capitalism. capitalism and socialism are not just very different, socialism was literally thought of as the alternative for capitalism. If you don’t know this I BEG you to read up on these terms
Eh, close enough.