Liberal fallacies

One of the most obvious realizations that one comes to upon a cursory examination of liberal ideology is the laughable absence of logic and dependence upon fallacies.

Liberals don't think very clearly. To demonstrate this, I'm going to start describing a variety of the favorite fallacies used by liberals to defend their untenable positions.

Fallacy: our right to express our opinions makes all opinions valid.

Make no mistake, every body has a right to express their opinions. But some opinions are simply wrong. The fact that you have a right to say something doesn't mean that what you said is right.

The liberal mindset is to argue that all opinions are equally valid, shaming people who hold better opinions into acquiescing to those with less valid opinions. "You can't say that you're right and someone else is wrong" a liberal argues, feeling that telling someone else they're wrong is akin to an insult.

This is why liberals are so often anti-American. "You can't say that America is better," they argue. They hate how audacious Americans claim that our country is a light in the world. We are a light because we have been conservative, and have advanced the more valid conservative ideology throughout our history.

Conservatives must not buy into the liberal mindset that says we shouldn't correct people for their invalid opinions, helping see the truth more clearly. If conservativism is to win the ideological battle of our day, we must realize that some people exercise their first amendment right to express invalid opinions, and it's our responsibility to correct those invalid opinions. 

Conservatives, because of the superior claim their ideology has to the truth over their liberal counterparts, have a responsibility to suppress any mindset or course of action that deviates from conservativism. We have a moral obligation to eliminate any opinions poisoned by liberalism, for the benefit and ultimate freedom of liberals who can only prosper as they abandon their self-damaging ideology. 

It is possible to suppress errant beliefs without oppressing those who hold them. By suppressing liberalism, we are ultimately freeing liberals from it. This is a distinction that the mush of liberal incompetence can't understand. As soon as you start suppressing a liberal's belief, accusations start flying that you are oppressing them personally. Liberals often revert to this ad hominim attack once they realize their ideas won't survive the conservative superiority.

This reality explains why far more liberals become conservatives, than the other way around. Once you've been freed and see the personal benefit of believing the more valid position, going back is unthinkable. 

This is why it's so important that the America's conservative majority is not a silent majority. Aggression is the only way the truth can be defended for the good of all.