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* Liberal students protest or disrupt conservative guest speakers on [[college]] campuses | * Liberal students protest or disrupt conservative guest speakers on [[college]] campuses | ||
* To judge something immoral behavior is tantamount to being a bigot. | * To judge something immoral behavior is tantamount to being a bigot. | ||
| + | *[[Bigotry]] itself, an almost uniquely [[liberal]] trait | ||
In general, liberal values tend to undermine traditional society, and in certain instances can cause irreparable harm to the lives of individuals who are brought under their sway. | In general, liberal values tend to undermine traditional society, and in certain instances can cause irreparable harm to the lives of individuals who are brought under their sway. | ||
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Revision as of 03:42, November 25, 2008
Liberal values refers to the value system commonly held by liberals, just as Professor values and Hollywood values do for professors and Hollywood respectively. Liberal values stand in stark opposition to conservative values and thus reject those things which conservatives hold to be dear and true. This includes, but is not limited to:
- Censorship of ideas not deemed politically correct
- Denial of politically incorrect truths such as the link between abortion and breast cancer
- Opposition to the free market, instead favoring heavy regulation
- A desire for equal outcomes as opposed to equal opportunity
- Liberal students protest or disrupt conservative guest speakers on college campuses
- To judge something immoral behavior is tantamount to being a bigot.
- Bigotry itself, an almost uniquely liberal trait
In general, liberal values tend to undermine traditional society, and in certain instances can cause irreparable harm to the lives of individuals who are brought under their sway.