Facing the fact that modern American "liberalism" has abandoned liberal principles.But what if I don't disagree. People who suppress the right of others to speak are not espousing liberal principles. Where does that leave us in terms of liberalism leading to totalitarianism?What is it exactly that you are referring to?How do you like those brownshirts in San Jose? Very liberal, wouldn't you say?
Sorry, I thought that was clear.
You said that Reagan was wrong on liberalism leading to totalitarianism.
So I pointed out that liberalism since Reagan's time has degenerated, or gone "down" to using Brown shirt tactics, in San Jose, ie using political violence in the streets to suppress the Freedom to Assemble of their enemies.
This is where, in order to disagree with me, you need to claim that those thugs are not representative of the Left and show the steps the democratic mayor took to clear the streets and protect the Trump supporters, and how Hillary has strongly rejected such tactics.
Facing the fact that modern American "liberalism" has abandoned liberal principles.
And has since well before Reagan.
Not entirely, but it does show the folly of trying to place labels on people. In this case, based on the actions of a few. Liberalism doesn't lead to totalitarianism.
Nope. Generalization is part of the process of learning.
YOu don't have to touch all fires to learn that each individual fire burns.
"Liberals" may have abandoned liberal principles, but when I refer to someone as a liberal, you have a general idea what I am saying.