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National liberalism (view source)
Revision as of 16:41, September 25, 2017
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''National liberalism'' is a variant of [[liberalism]], combining liberal policies and issues with elements of [[nationalism]], and/or a term used to describe a number of European political parties that have been active, in several national contexts from [[Central Europe]] to the [[Scandinavia|Nordic]] countries and Southeast Europe. The [[mainstream media]] generally sees national liberals as repulsive and therefore attempts to tie them to the [[conservative]] movement rather than liberalism, which is their real ideology.
==Policies==
The goals of national liberalism are the pursuit of individual/economic freedom along with national sovereignty - something mainstream liberals reject, generally preferring to give up sovreignty to [[globalist]] [[European Union|projects]].
National liberals always back the [[homosexual agenda]] and are generally pro-[[abortion]].
National liberalism can be seen as an amalgam of [[left-wing]] social 'progressivism' and [[right-wing]] nationalism.
==Examples==
*[[Party for Freedom]]
*[[Nazi Party]] - to some extent
*[[Free Democratic Party]] - historically
*[[Alternative for Germany]]
*[[UKIP]] - only one wing of the party
*[[Likud]]
==Policies==
The goals of national liberalism are the pursuit of individual/economic freedom along with national sovereignty - something mainstream liberals reject, generally preferring to give up sovreignty to [[globalist]] [[European Union|projects]].
National liberals always back the [[homosexual agenda]] and are generally pro-[[abortion]].
National liberalism can be seen as an amalgam of [[left-wing]] social 'progressivism' and [[right-wing]] nationalism.
==Examples==
*[[Party for Freedom]]
*[[Nazi Party]] - to some extent
*[[Free Democratic Party]] - historically
*[[Alternative for Germany]]
*[[UKIP]] - only one wing of the party
*[[Likud]]