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[[Liberal]] ideology, and [[liberal]] arguments, have their greatest appeal with progressive thinkers: people who are long in academic degrees, and demonstrate intellectual achievements of their own.  Perhaps they genuinely find purpose they enjoy.

[[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 the attention and extra income in being pseudo-intellectuals and media-promoted experts.

Examples of some well known intellectuals include:

Examples of not-quite-intellectuals who promote [[liberal]] arguments include:

*[[John Kerry]]

*[[John Kerry]]

There are two primary motivations for the [[liberal]] advocacy by pseudo-intellectuals:

There are two primary motivations for the [[liberal]] advocacy by pseudo-intellectuals:

* it is easier for them to obtain acclaim from real intellectuals

* it is easier for them to obtain acclaim from the liberal press than from real intellectuals

* they genuinely understand certain abstractions, such as:

* they genuinely fail to understand certain abstractions, such as:

:* how cutting taxes often increases government revenue ([[Laffer Curve]])

:* how cutting taxes often increases government revenue ([[Laffer Curve]])

:* how arms limitations treaties always helps a dishonest adversary

:* how arms limitations treaties always helps a dishonest adversary

* they try to reason with others to persuade others, such as:

* they expect superficial, flawed logic to persuade others, such as:

:* Showing that inequality in outcome implies discrimination

:* claiming that inequality in outcome implies discrimination

:* Demanding equal treatment for genders in all situations

:* demanding equal treatment for genders in all situations

:* Proving that the gay rights is like the civil rights struggle by African Americans

:* claiming that the [[gay agenda]] is like the civil rights struggle by African Americans

:* Showing that government can reduce poverty with more programs

:* insisting that government can reduce poverty with more programs

Please add to these lists.

Please add to these lists.

== Superiority Complex ==

== Superiority Complex ==

The liberals believe that no one is superior to the next. And that everyone has individual skills, and talents that are valuable.  In all sense, they believe in their fellow man. If you insult Liberal Intellectual thinking and beliefs, you risk looking the fool. Because as we all know, they are very open minded, logical thinkers, and intelligent individuals. Liberals tend to think outside the box. They are very creative, as demonstrated by the entertainment, fashion, art, and computer industries. Most of what we take for granted  today, we can thank liberal individuals and think tanks for. Conservapedia for example is a copy cat website of,  Wikipedia a liberal idea founded by the open source community. If you are interested in  sites such as this one.But  without the ideological bias. Wikipedia is highly recommended.

The liberal believes they are superior to others. Not in a physical sense but mentally, they have their high ground and nobody dare challenge. If you challenge Liberal Intellectualism thinking and beliefs, you risk being ridiculed. A good example is the classic Democrats versus Democratics statement. Liberal Intellectualism will say that it is not proper to use the sentence with the word Democrats, it must be proper, so it must be Democratics. However, 'Democrats' will suffice rather well and the reader understands regardless. There are many instances where <i>Democratic</i> politicians use the word Democrats. Howard Dean says "Democrats have a lot of work to do among seniors." The nation's liberal newspapers use the word Democrats. Google's spellcheck prefers Democrats. The website for congress is addressed 'democrats.senate.gov' Excuses for insisting are endless and a part of Liberal Intellectualism thinking.

 

== References ==

== References ==