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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]].
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.
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>
==Socialism==
Under a socialist economy, the government would control businesses, and would not be required to please their customers. Unlike in capitalism which [[Innovation|innovates]] to please its customers. <ref>https://www.prageru.com/video/why-you-love-capitalism/</ref>
==Pragmatism==
Most breakthroughs were first perceived to be impossible. Too often, people come to imaginary limits that prevent people from greatness. One people look beyond the logical approach they can discover a more unorthodox approach. <ref>https://www.inc.com/josh-linkner/the-7-sins-of-mediocrity.html</ref>
==Settling==
When one's dreams feel out of reach, they may be lured into settling. Settling for the world as it is instead of shaping it to one's vision one of the biggest causes of unfulfilled potential. <ref>https://www.inc.com/josh-linkner/the-7-sins-of-mediocrity.html</ref>
==Particaption Trophies==
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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