Assertion: classical liberalism | /r/CapableOf | stand against authoritarianism
Facets:
value: against classical conservatism
type: OTHER
value: generally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Classical liberalism of any form generally stands against authoritarianism and for liberty (against classical conservatism), and social liberalism of any form generally stands against inequality and for equality (and social conservatism stands against that), and the correct answer is generally somewhere in the middle (as is expressed by liberalism as a general concept; which is mean to be tempered by, but not oppressed by, conservatism classically speaking, as one can see visually in the table below).