[adorno]

I think the author wanted to express in very clear and un-nuanced terms the childishness of the liberal feeling-process.

You may be right, but for our part, we don't just need to point out how wrong they are; we need to explain why they're wrong. Fighting generalities with generalities doesn't win arguments.

One of the missing ingredients to the liberal mind-set not mentioned in the article is the honesty factor. If liberals were to be honest about how wrong their arguments are, then we on the other side would've won this argument a long time ago.

[redhead]

"One of the missing ingredients to the liberal mind-set not mentioned in the article is the honesty factor. If liberals were to be honest about how wrong their arguments are, then we on the other side would've won this argument a long time ago."

I don't know exactly why, but your post reminded me that the most important thing on a leftist's mind is getting into power, staying there forever, and consolidating all the power there is. This means destroying any faith in God, who is all-powerful. It means doing away with respect for authority, which is another expression of power that the liberals don't necessarily control, but wish to.