NewGuy said:
For example? |
Neo-progressives often oppose personal liberty, equality of opportunity (in favor of quotas), laissez-faire capitalism (progressivism originated as a right wing movement specifically to oppose the perceived excesses of the free market), freedom of assembly, freedom of the press, freedom of speech and freedom of thought (among others). I don't understand how so many people conflate these radically different (often directly opposing) ideologies. They mix like oil and water and the left wing's pathetic attempts and merging them is simultaneously amusing and terrifying.
To put it as simply as possible, liberalism is about individualism and freedom. If you oppose the basic tenants of liberalism by say, advocating for censorship and quotas, you are not liberal. Neo-progressives are not liberal, the left wing is not liberal (for the most part) and many people who call themselves liberal certainly are not.







