SOCIALISM 5
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- Created on: 09-06-19 21:29
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- Can socialist values be reconciled to liberal values?
- NO
- Liberals prioritise individual liberty, socialists a fairer society.
- Liberals think individuals shape society, socialists think society shapes individuals.
- Liberals see inequality of outcome as a sign of freedom, socialists think inequality of outcome precludes equality of opportunity.
- Liberals see capitalism as a condition of freedom, fundamentalist socialists see it as a threat to freedom.
- Socialists wish to extend state intervention, classical and Neo-liberals wish to reduce it.
- YES
- Socialism and liberalism are products of the Enlightenment.
- Socialism and liberalism always believe in the possibility of progress.
- Socialism and liberalism stress liberty and equality.
- Socialism and liberalism reject hereditary political power and paternalism.
- Socialism and modern liberalism endorse 'positive liberty' and further state intervention.
- NO
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