The goal of classical liberalism, obviously.
> My claim is that liberalism is contradictory because it does not contain a class analysis. It uses the language of true equality but it cannot guarantee it.
Classical liberalism understands the word "equality" to mean something different from what you think it means.
> Did you read the article?
I'm referring to your analysis, so the article is irrelevant. You're saying that classical liberalism says things that it does not say. The article is also not about classical liberalism.
> They use the myth of free markets, they use the myth of equality under law, they use the myth of economic freedom, they use the myth of liberty and justice for all.
None of these things are myths. They are, again, ideals. You commit the is-ought fallacy, blatantly and repeatedly.