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Economically? Perhaps. Socially? You could only say that if you're cruelly joking.
by seba_dos1 4y ago
Economically? Perhaps. Socially? You could only say that if you're cruelly joking.
- Connor_Creegan 4y agoThe two might be conceptually-separable but they tend to go hand in hand in practice. Although maybe you have some different things in mind by "socially liberal" than I do. When I think "liberal" I think the liberal vein of natural rights philosophy - Locke, Hobbes, Rousseau, Jefferson, et cetera - which implies a kind of unique anthropology in which man is no longer axiomatically communal, but first and foremost an individual without a common final end with his fellow man. This is the philosophical basis for both "economic" and "social" liberalism.