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Why did social darwinism think liberty posed a threat to government?
Because they used it as a background for political and social theories intended to create breeding orders among humans. They felt that when the public had the liberty to associate and choose partners it would limit the ability of governments to produce superior races.
Answered Oct 21, 2011
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