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'''Mediocrity''' is the state of having low quality. It is both caused and promoted by [[liberals]]. In ways such as [[socialism]] and [[pragmatism]].  
 
'''Mediocrity''' is the state of having low quality. It is both caused and promoted by [[liberals]]. In ways such as [[socialism]] and [[pragmatism]].  
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As [[Greg Gutfeld]] points out “all success in life is based on conservative principles” and “if liberals applied their no-score, no-winner, no-loser belief systems to their hobbies or professions, they would fail miserably.” <ref>https://www.prageru.com/video/left-but-really-right/</ref>
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As [[Greg Gutfeld]] points out “all success in life is based on conservative principles” and “if liberals applied their no-score, no-winner, no-loser belief systems to their hobbies or professions, they would fail miserably.” <ref>https://www.prageru.com/video/left-but-really-right/</ref> Liberals have also endorsed mediocrity by promoting the idea that everyone deserves a trophy. When trophies should be for working hard and winning, <ref>https://blog.teamsnap.com/sports-parents-2/trophies-for-everyone</ref> As LA Galaxy soccer star Cobi Jones states "Showing up and participating is important. Trying your best is important. But neither deserves a trophy. If you want one of those, go win something." <ref>https://www.prageru.com/video/trophies-are-for-winning/</ref> Even Great Conservative Film; The Incredibles acknowledges this problem of mediocrity as Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible states “It's psychotic! They keep creating new ways to celebrate mediocrity, but if someone is genuinely exceptional..." <ref>https://www.masslive.com/real_learning/2010/07/the_incredibles_learn_to_advocate_for_their_gifted_children.html</ref>  As the film is about the superhero family forced into mediocrity.
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Even Great Conservative Film; The Incredibles acknowledges this problem of mediocrity as Bob Parr/Mr.Incredible states “It's psychotic! They keep creating new ways to celebrate mediocrity, but if someone is genuinely exceptional..." <ref>https://www.masslive.com/real_learning/2010/07/the_incredibles_learn_to_advocate_for_their_gifted_children.html</ref>  As the film is about the superhero family forced into mediocrity.
      
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