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'''Shame''' is the sense of embarrassment and regret felt when one is aware of having done something sinful, stupid or wrong. A sense of shame is essential if one is to have a mature, adult sense of responsibility. Liberals frequently lack a developed sense of shame. Instead of taking responsibility for their own actions and their consequences, they prefer to blame any negative consequences on 'society', economic forces or other people.
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'''Shame''' is the sense of embarrassment and regret felt when one is aware of having done something [[sin]]ful, stupid or wrong. A sense of shame is essential if one is to have a mature, adult sense of responsibility. [[Liberal]]s frequently lack a developed sense of shame. Instead of taking responsibility for their own actions and their consequences, they prefer to blame any negative consequences on 'society', economic forces or other people.
  
 
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Revision as of 12:08, September 23, 2008

Shame is the sense of embarrassment and regret felt when one is aware of having done something sinful, stupid or wrong. A sense of shame is essential if one is to have a mature, adult sense of responsibility. Liberals frequently lack a developed sense of shame. Instead of taking responsibility for their own actions and their consequences, they prefer to blame any negative consequences on 'society', economic forces or other people.