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	Another, more recent form of liberalism is "social liberalism". It refers to an ideology that is more "leftist" than classical liberalism on economic issues, but less so than social democracy and [[communism]].		Another, more recent form of liberalism is "social liberalism". It refers to an ideology that is more "leftist" than classical liberalism on economic issues, but less so than social democracy and [[communism]].

	Social liberalism is influenced by [[Cultural Marxism]] and often advocates governmental interference in order to achieve "[[equality]]". Support for freedom of speech and association may be limited, with restrictions on these often seen as necessary in order to achieve "equality". Some examples of such supported restrictions may include laws against "[[hate speech]]", "[[~~Holocaust~~ denial]]", [[segregation]], and [[discrimination]] ("[[affirmative action]]"). Various forms of [[genetics denialism]] are common.		Social liberalism is influenced by [[Cultural Marxism]] and often advocates governmental interference in order to achieve "[[equality]]". Support for freedom of speech and association may be limited, with restrictions on these often seen as necessary in order to achieve "equality". Some examples of such supported restrictions may include laws against "[[hate speech]]", "[[Holohoax denial]]", [[segregation]], and [[discrimination]] ("[[affirmative action]]"). Various forms of [[genetics denialism]] are common.

	In the United States, where the word "liberalism" today often means social liberalism/moderately left-wing and is contrasted with conservatism, the specific phrase "social liberalism" often more narrowly refers only to moderately left-wing views on socio-political issues, with unspecified views on economic issues.		In the United States, where the word "liberalism" today often means social liberalism/moderately left-wing and is contrasted with conservatism, the specific phrase "social liberalism" often more narrowly refers only to moderately left-wing views on socio-political issues, with unspecified views on economic issues.

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	A high degree of support for individualism is associated with White societies and has been argued to have partially genetic causes.<ref>Population Differences in Individualism http://thealternativehypothesis.org/index.php/2016/05/01/population-differences-in-individualism/</ref> This may mean that a high degree of support for classical liberalism may be unlikely among non-White populations and that the support for [[mass immigration]] of non-Whites by classical liberals will have the effect of reducing average population support for classical liberalism, as Whites become minorities.		A high degree of support for individualism is associated with White societies and has been argued to have partially genetic causes.<ref>Population Differences in Individualism http://thealternativehypothesis.org/index.php/2016/05/01/population-differences-in-individualism/</ref> This may mean that a high degree of support for classical liberalism may be unlikely among non-White populations and that the support for [[mass immigration]] of non-Whites by classical liberals will have the effect of reducing average population support for classical liberalism, as Whites become minorities.

	Another criticism of some of the extreme forms of classical liberalism is that "''[[Rand]]’s own movement [[Randian Objectivism\|Objectivism]] is just as much a ~~Jewish~~ intellectual movement as the [[Frankfurt School]]. Although they use very different arguments, they function to produce the same result: a radical individualism that renders cohesive ethnic groups like ~~Jews~~ invisible to the majority, which maximizes their collective security and upward mobility, since cohesive collectives have a systematic advantage in competing with isolated individuals.''"<ref>Selfish Bastards: A Review of “Atlas Shrugged, Part I” http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2011/04/selfish-bastards-a-review-of-%E2%80%9Catlas-shrugged-part-i%E2%80%9D/</ref>		Another criticism of some of the extreme forms of classical liberalism is that "''[[Rand]]’s own movement [[Randian Objectivism\|Objectivism]] is just as much a jewish intellectual movement as the [[Frankfurt School]]. Although they use very different arguments, they function to produce the same result: a radical individualism that renders cohesive ethnic groups like jews invisible to the majority, which maximizes their collective security and upward mobility, since cohesive collectives have a systematic advantage in competing with isolated individuals.''"<ref>Selfish Bastards: A Review of “Atlas Shrugged, Part I” http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2011/04/selfish-bastards-a-review-of-%E2%80%9Catlas-shrugged-part-i%E2%80%9D/</ref>

	== Social liberalism ==		== Social liberalism ==

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	'''Liberalism''' can refer to a number of political philosophies derived from Classical liberalism. In this article, the American political platform referred to as 'liberal' within the United States is contrasted with other meanings of the word, particularly in [[Europe]] and in other parliamentary democratic systems.		'''Liberalism''' can refer to a number of political philosophies derived from Classical liberalism. In this article, the American political platform referred to as 'liberal' within the United States is contrasted with other meanings of the word, particularly in [[Europe]] and in other parliamentary democratic systems.

	{{Quote\|A distinguishing element of liberalism has been its admiration of autocratic leaders, and this explains its embrace of dictators from the likes of the German Kaiser, Lenin and Stalin, through to men like Fidel Castro and his murderous sidekick, Ernesto "Che" Guevera. \|Alan Caruba}}		{{Quote\| A distinguishing element of liberalism has been its admiration of autocratic leaders, and this explains its embrace of dictators from the likes of the German Kaiser, Lenin and Stalin, through to men like Fidel Castro and his murderous sidekick, Ernesto "Che" Guevera. \|Alan Caruba}}

	Since the definition of liberalism often, but not always, means to advocate for and be open to change, its specific reference depends on specified context.		Since the definition of liberalism often, but not always, means to advocate for and be open to change, its specific reference depends on specified context.

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	'''Liberalism''' can refer to a number of political philosophies derived from Classical liberalism. In this article, the American political platform referred to as 'liberal' within the United States is contrasted with other meanings of the word, particularly in [[Europe]] and in other parliamentary democratic systems.		'''Liberalism''' can refer to a number of political philosophies derived from Classical liberalism. In this article, the American political platform referred to as 'liberal' within the United States is contrasted with other meanings of the word, particularly in [[Europe]] and in other parliamentary democratic systems.

	{{Quote\|A distinguishing element of liberalism has been its admiration of autocratic leaders and this explains its embrace of dictators from the likes of the German Kaiser, Lenin and Stalin, through to men like Fidel Castro and his murderous sidekick, Ernesto "Che" Guevera.\|Alan Caruba}}		{{Quote\|A distinguishing element of liberalism has been its admiration of autocratic leaders, and this explains its embrace of dictators from the likes of the German Kaiser, Lenin and Stalin, through to men like Fidel Castro and his murderous sidekick, Ernesto "Che" Guevera. \|Alan Caruba}}

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	In the U.S. the word 'liberal' is usually used to describe the platform espoused by the Democrat Party, that is, support of social welfare systems, redistribution of wealth, and government regulation of the economy, combined with a certain brand of individual libertarianism, emphasizing social equality, and (to a certain extent, these days increasingly radical) rejection of traditional [[Christian]] standards of morality as a proper justification for law.		In the U.S. the word 'liberal' is usually used to describe the platform espoused by the Democrat Party, that is, support of social welfare systems, redistribution of wealth, and government regulation of the economy, combined with a certain brand of individual libertarianism, emphasizing social equality, and (to a certain extent, these days increasingly radical) rejection of traditional [[Christian]] standards of morality as a proper justification for law.
	The economic aspects of this ideology, are to a large extent, a product of the New Deal policies of the Great Depression era, as well as [[Lyndon B. Johnson]]'s "[[Great Society]]." It also should be noted that Liberal economic and social philosophy has its roots in the teachings of [[Karl Marx]], such as the overall focus on [[social justice]] and the outrageous rejection of the Christian morals. It should be noted, however, that Liberals are pretty much all pureblood Marxists; and like their ~~juxeo~~-Marxist brethren, liberals are just as insidious and dangerous, as they have successfully infiltrated the American society and now threaten the American way of life.		The economic aspects of this ideology, are to a large extent, a product of the New Deal policies of the Great Depression era, as well as [[Lyndon B. Johnson]]'s "[[Great Society]]." It also should be noted that Liberal economic and social philosophy has its roots in the teachings of [[Karl Marx]], such as the overall focus on [[social justice]] and the outrageous rejection of the Christian morals. It should be noted, however, that Liberals are pretty much all pureblood Marxists; and like their judeo-Marxist brethren, liberals are just as insidious and dangerous, as they have successfully infiltrated the American society and now threaten the American way of life.
	The actions of liberals directly resulted in the civil rights and counterculture movements of the late 20th century. It continues to be fueled by various youth movements and the interests of numerous special interest groups. Liberalism in both the Democrat and Republican Parties are the outcome of the judeo-Marxist push in America, and have resulted in near Weimar conditions.		The actions of liberals directly resulted in the civil rights and counterculture movements of the late 20th century. It continues to be fueled by various youth movements and the interests of numerous special interest groups. Liberalism in both the Democrat and Republican Parties are the outcome of the judeo-Marxist push in America and have resulted in near Weimar conditions.

	=Europe and elsewhere=		=Europe and elsewhere=