Tocqueville on Equality and the Majority's Tyranny

This chapter explores Tocqueville's insights on economic equality and the threats posed by the majority in America, particularly contrasting class issues in Europe and the U.S. It critiques how contemporary politics often overlook class factors, discussing the complexities of achieving economic and political equality while navigating class conflicts. The dialogue also highlights tensions within the Democratic Party, examining historical conflicts between cultural and economic interests and their implications for individual liberty.