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Conservative commentator Dennis Prager explains the difference with respect to nationalism as follows
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On a straight-line modeling of political views, a "liberal" would include center-left while the term "leftist" connotes far-left.
 
On a straight-line modeling of political views, a "liberal" would include center-left while the term "leftist" connotes far-left.
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[[Conservative]] commentator Dennis Prager explains the difference with respect to nationalism as follows:
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{{cquote|Nationalism: Liberals deeply believed in the nation-state, whether their nation was the United States, Great Britain, or France.
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The left has always opposed nationalism because leftism is rooted in class solidarity, not national solidarity. The left has contempt for nationalism, seeing in it intellectual and moral primitivism at best, and the road to fascism at worst.<ref>https://www.dailysignal.com/2017/09/12/leftism-not-liberalism-differences/</ref>}}
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== References ==
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<references/>
    
[[Category:Liberalism]]
 
[[Category:Liberalism]]
 
[[Category:Leftism]]
 
[[Category:Leftism]]
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