But economic freedom for the wealthy results in less equality of income, which results in less freedom for the lower classes. In a capitalist society, money=freedom to a certain extent, and so more equality can produce more freedom for many people, not less. The freedom to spend your money however you see fit doesn't do you much good if you don't have much to spend.
My point is that there are different ways of looking at the old "equality vs. freedom" debate on economic issues.
Freedom means freedom to make priorities, not necessarily freedom to do whatever you want. In fact, pretty much never freedom to do what you want.
