Equality and Liberty: Explore Tocqueville’s understanding of the possible tension between equality and liberty. According to Tocqueville, why is the passion for equality so dangerous?

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Equality and Liberty: Explore Tocqueville’s understanding of the possible tension between equality and liberty. According to Tocqueville, why is the passion for equality so dangerous? By what means can liberty be preserved? Do you think Tocqueville’s concerns are justified?

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