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| | * Tax and spend government | | * Tax and spend government |
| | * Taxpayer-funded [[abortion]] | | * Taxpayer-funded [[abortion]] |
| | + | * [[Income redistribution]], usually through progressive taxation |
| | * Government-rationed and taxpayer-funded medical care | | * Government-rationed and taxpayer-funded medical care |
| | * Taxpayer-funded "free" [[public education]] | | * Taxpayer-funded "free" [[public education]] |
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| | * [[Disarmament treaties]] | | * [[Disarmament treaties]] |
| | * [[Globalism]] | | * [[Globalism]] |
| | + | * Opposition to a strong American foreign policy <ref>Stefaan Walgrave and Joris Verhulst, [http://nicomedia.math.upatras.gr/conf/CAWM2003/Papers/Verhulst.pdf The February 15 Worldwide Protests against a War in Iraq: An Empirical Test of Transnational Opportunities. Outline of a Research Programme](PDF).</ref> |
| | + | * Support of obscenity and pornography as a [[First Amendment]] right<ref>The [[Warren Court]], led by [[liberal]] Justices [[William O. Douglas]], [[Hugo Black]], [[Abe Fortas]], [[William Brennan]] and Chief Justice [[Earl Warren]] issued 36 decisions granting [[First Amendment]] rights to obscenity and pornography. These decisions remain fully supported by liberals today.</ref> |
| | + | * Opposition to full private property rights<ref>For example, the liberal wing of the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] issued the 5-4 [[Kelo v. City of New London]] decision authorizing the taking of private property by government in order to give the property to another private entity rather than convert it to a public use.</ref> |
| | * Limiting [[conservative]] talk radio by reinstating the [[Fairness Doctrine]] | | * Limiting [[conservative]] talk radio by reinstating the [[Fairness Doctrine]] |
| − | | + | * Promoting [[liberal deceit]] if it advances their goals, or at least tolerating it |
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| | == Liberalism in North America today == | | == Liberalism in North America today == |