liberalism

For some, it's libertarian kind of liberalism where people should be left to make their won economic decisions.

They lack power, so they get there's by using liberalism as a guise to destroy your life.

How many things are there in the accepted dogma of liberalism that can also cause offense?

Economically, the US right is very vocal and ideologically clear about its beliefs, economic liberalism.

The problem in Greece has been too much left wing and not enough economic liberalism.

Their liberalism is mostly an air they put on in order to make themselves socially acceptable since they can't hide their wealth.

You need a hard to copy magical mix of social liberalism mixed with a healthy subpopulation of corporate whoredom to recreate Silicon Valley IMO.

Because economic liberalism has solved all the the wests problems so well?

It's not comparable to the economic liberalism of the US right.

This article converted me to classical liberalism when I first read it a decade ago.

It's pretty common for the highly intelligent and sensitive to embrace reactionary ideology after becoming disillusioned in turn with pop culture, counterculture, and academic liberalism.

This is because results don't matter under liberalism, only intentions.

Self-controlling - "sacrifice now for (spiritual) reward later" Orange is the scientific revolution and classical liberalism.

Our "conservatism" when it is coherent is really a more-radical Liberalism in the sense of an emphasis on a self-reliant individual.

Nazism says no, liberalism says yes -- philosophy!"), then it's not very good.

Bloomberg didn't coin "sharing economy." This is bay area/valley liberalism and "share" services dominate in more left-leaning urban areas.

Liberalism has been a powerful force in the world for centuries and it rests on the idea of natural rights.

Liberalism is an idea that has a lot of weight on this site.