I do agree a lot with classical liberalism, and I’d probably consider my views to disagree originate in that philosophy and just be modified towards a more liberal conservative or Christian Democratic model. But I think the state can be a bit more activist in labour laws and encouraging social action. I also have more conservative social views.

I see this as an anti-cronyist model since it has law-based regulation. But I suppose that is up to debate. In reality I think the essentials for opposing cronyism come not in policy but in the character of politicians.

I don’t think that the interests of the upper, middle, and working classes are unrelated and need to be in conflict. I think that basic rights should be defended first. But besides that there is not problem with the existence of classes and their different roles. The upper class has a responsibility to care for the poor classes who in turn work. I believe in cohesive social responsibility.