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Pragmatism is a form of [[nihilism]] since it rejects philosophical principles, it is also similar to [[moral relativism]]. Liberals often use pragmatism to advocate for laws based not on morals or principles but what is more practical as well as opposing Conservative ideas, for instance, President [[Ronald Reagan]] called for the war on drugs, which liberals oppose on the basis on what is practical rather than morals and principles.   

Pragmatism is a form of [[nihilism]] since it rejects philosophical principles, it is also similar to [[moral relativism]]. Liberals often use pragmatism to advocate for laws based not on morals or principles but what is more practical as well as opposing Conservative ideas, for instance, President [[Ronald Reagan]] called for the war on drugs, which liberals oppose on the basis on what is practical rather than morals and principles.   

 

The opposite or pragmatism is [[idealism]].

The opposite is [[idealism]].

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