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1. The presence of those inadequacies is the key reason for the fact that the republicanism tradition finally gave way to the liberalist interpretation of freedom in the modern times.
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2. Liberalist constitutional democrats in the history of Western ideology took the two as absolutely antagonistic, and thus found themselves lost in a thinking pattern of binary opposition.
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3. Conspiracy theories have two types of sources. One is secular; liberalist political science is highly skeptical of human nature and state power. Where there is power, there is conspiracy.
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  1. a person who favors a political philosophy of progress and reform and the protection of civil libert

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