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Essay:Liberal Intellectualism (view source)
Revision as of 00:18, February 22, 2008
, 00:18, February 22, 2008typo
[[Liberal]] ideology, and [[liberal]] arguments, have their greatest appeal with intellectual wannabees: people who are long in academic degrees but short in intellectual achievements of their own. Perhaps they genuinely fall for the sperficial, fallacious [[liberal logic]], or perhaps they just enjoy being pseudo-intellectuals.
[[Liberal]] ideology, and [[liberal]] arguments, have their greatest appeal with intellectual wannabees: people who are long in academic degrees but short in intellectual achievements of their own. Perhaps they genuinely fall for the superficial, fallacious [[liberal logic]], or perhaps they just enjoy being pseudo-intellectuals.
Examples of not-quite-intellectuals who promote [[liberal]] arguments include:
Examples of not-quite-intellectuals who promote [[liberal]] arguments include: