Talk:Social Libertarianism/@comment-46728718-20200827045017/@comment-46701784-20200828000915

Because it doesn't dislike capitalism, like, there is private ownership of the means of production, and largely free markets, but they also believe that the individual should be taxed to provide for a large welfare system, so they're both free-market capitalism and also an ideology that advocates for large welfare programs, which isn't incompatible. Probably the biggest example could be the nordic countries, they advocate for largely free-market capitalism (Some of the prime ministers have already reportedly said that on TV) but also advocate for welfare systems. I wish this answered your question.