[sickoflibs]

About his one :”4) Liberalism is a fundamentally immoral political philosophy.”.

Liberals have a different idea of morality which is built around victimhood and social justice. So they are not immoral from their point of view. Health care as a basic human right is a great example.

They also throw around term ‘hypocracy’ but I think this is more a weapon, not a principle.

[slowhandluke]

They also throw around term ‘hypocracy’ but I think this is more a weapon, not a principle.

If you read Alinsky, you'll find that not having principles while your opponent does is an advantage, as you can pin your opponents to the principles the opponent holds but has trouble living up to. That's why an R sex scandal hits the WaPo and NyTimes early, but D sex scandals need the National Enquirer to get on the case.

To the left, only the right can be hypocrites, because the left believes that anything goes.

[wbill]

Interestingly enough, I had this very discussion last week with a Dem I work with. He's a pretty sharp guy, just has a liberal, populist point of view. He's not one of the firebreathing Northeastern Libs - we can actually have a rational conversation where in general we wind up agreeing to disagree.

Anyway, We both agreed that liberalism vs conservatism is more a question of emotion versus reason.

For instance, I don't believe in man-made global warming because there's little hard evidence - beyond that which is cherrypicked - to show that it exists. He believes in man-made global warming because he THINKS it makes sense.

Reason versus Emotion. I looked at all of the evidence and came to a conclusion - one which, given substantive evidence to the contrary, I'd change. He doesn't care about the evidence, he just believes what he wants to believe.

[roses of sharon]

Nonsense.

Liberals just pretend to have a higher moral philosophy...to cover their need for control, their hate, bigotry and racism.

All the talk of tolerance and basic rights is faux...deliberately so...for votes.