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  1. dakobbz no actually classical liberals advocated a market economy and were early labor theorists of value. Capitalism is a socioeconomic system that developed under liberal markets, hence liberal capitalism, but isn’t inherently liberal. There is also Fascistic corporate capitalism. Early liberals in fact spoke out against capitalism since Thomas Hodgskin. John Stuart Mill was an early advocate of market socialism and industrial democracy. The Paris Commune was a liberal and radical socialist revolutionary effort. Liberalism just means an ideology of limited government, civil liberties, civil rights, and value of individualism. A liberal economy is one where government is limited in economic affairs. And liberal socialists as seen with true Democratic Socialists are liberals who want a socialist economy under liberal principles instead of authoritarian. Conflating capitalism with market economy is a TRUE right wing propaganda Socialism grew out of liberal circles since Adam Smith spoke of the labor theory of value and David Ricardo further developed socialist economic tenets.
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