Limiting Extremism in Left Liberalism

Liberalism in the 19th century was more pro-nation and opposed to the aristocracy, while 20th-century left liberalism moved towards the welfare state but lacks boundaries, allowing potential extremism in cultural aspects. There is a constant push for more women in prestigious occupations without considering natural inclinations or preferences. The argument highlights the need for a limiting principle to prevent continuous ratcheting towards extremes in left liberalism.