Within politics, idealogy varies within parties or political identities. There are more than a dozen types of Liberalism so when a person says that they are a Liberal you can't judge which they are without either asking them to identify which or by asking a lot of questions to help you pin point it.
Then isn't it stupid to have a blanket term?
Within politics, if someone subscribes to an ideology, that ideology is an absolute. The person, is not. If you read my post, you'd understand that.
With that ideology, you have a clear idea of what that person believes, and how that person thinks, if they subscribe to it.
If they call themselves democrat, but recite only republican rhetoric, then they're obviously not democratic are they?
If you throw all people who call themselves Liberals into the same idealogy grouping and judge them based on your misunderstanding of political ideologies then you would be showing an extreme prejudicial bias toward these people.
Again... do I need to explain this? Do I REALLY need to explain this again?
Someone subscribes to a certain ideology, that ideology has certain typical principles, you now have an idea of that persons principles and how they think....
Is that so hard to grasp? Or do you need to do some more dodging?
If it's prejudiced to have a concise idea of a persons political beliefs based on their own self proclaimed political affiliation, then why have the affiliation at all? It's all BS.
Most blacks are Liberals according to every survey I have seen over the years, are you judging these black liberals by the same method by which you have stated in several posts?
I treat everyone the same, you see, I'm not a racist liberal. I have no need to call them a black liberal, they're simply a liberal. There is absolutely no positive gain to specifying the race, except to differentiate them from the others, and why else would you need to do that? It's racist.
And what do blacks being liberals prove? What are you hoping to accomplish by telling me this, why is this some big crux to your argument? It means absolutely nothing what race the person is, an idiot is an idiot, and I will treat said idiot the same as I do every idiot, disregarding color, creed, backround, gender, anything.
Anything less would be prejudiced, if you don't give everybody the same treatment, as you would anybody else, you treat them less, and you don't give them your respect.
Let's say you say the N word to your white friends, no problem, they joke and laugh with you, now, would you say it to an equal friend, that is black? Probably not, why? Because he's black? of course because he's black, you've done recognized his race, and you've decided to treat him differently than you would your white friends. Unless he has already stated that he does not like the word, then it would be cruel to joke with him about it.
I used the N word because it's a nice, easily recognizable racial epitaph. You can use anything.
I would find it incredibly disrespectful if I found out I was getting special treatment, above someone else. For anything, let alone my color. I would feel like a low down punk, and like I was being treated like a child.
Just kidding.
