You Might Be a Progressive Ideologue, if...
While relaxing in Harvard Yard one exceptionally pleasant afternoon this August, I figured the setting was appropriate to contemplate ten signs that you might be a progressive ideologue. Here they are.
You might be a progressive ideologue, if:
1. You are never wrong.
2. You can never be accused of being a hypocrite because you are never wrong.
3. You are utterly shocked and dismayed to discover that others do not enthusiastically recognize your inherent wisdom or superior compassion.
4. You see problems in the world as resulting from others not realizing that they should defer to your inherent wisdom and superior compassion for solutions.
5. You always know what is best for everyone else and what is best is usually burdensome and never applies to you.
6. You have the constant urge to enslave and impoverish everyone who is not at your level of sophistication.
7. You hold that arrogance is a strength and self-righteousness is a virtue.
8. You believe that "the ends justifies the means."
9. You believe that even lying is okay because the ends justifies the means.
10. "Divide and conquer" at all costs is how you achieve your ends.
Many more signs could be posted, but if you match most of these initial ten, then you might be a progressive ideologue.
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I believe I am entitled to silence others that do not believe as I do
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I believe I am entitled to silence others that do not believe as I do
I believe I have a “right” to food stamps
I believe I have a “right” to free housing
I believe I have a “right” to free health care
I believe I have a “right” to free money
I believe huge bureaucratic government is a good thing
I believe that the government is responsible for my well-being from cradle to grave
I believe that killing the unborn children is great, but collateral damage during war is evil
I believe that terrorists are simply misunderstood lovable people and they just need a hug
I believe that any business venture is bad
I believe the larger the corporation, the more evil it is
I believe that if I choose not to work for the rest of my life, I am entitled to full support from those that are foolish enough to work for a living
[University of Virginia professor Jonathan] Haidt’s research asks individuals to answer questionnaires regarding their core moral beliefs—what sorts of values they consider sacred, which they would compromise on, and how much it would take to get them to make those compromises. By themselves, these exercises are interesting. (Try them online http://www.yourmorals.org/ and see where you come out.)
But Haidt’s research went one step further, asking self-indentified conservatives to answer those questionnaires as if they were liberals and for liberals to do the opposite. What Haidt found is that conservatives understand liberals’ moral values better than liberals understand where conservatives are coming from.
Worse yet, liberals don’t know what they don’t know; they don’t understand how limited their knowledge of conservative values is. If anyone is close-minded here it’s not conservatives
Remember these are the same geniuses who tried to give us "Cre8tiv Spellun" .......because they couldn't accurately correct spelling tests
They are of the same group who constantly lower the scholastic bar so a earthworm could pass over