It’s bad, it fuels hate and makes people intolerable.  Giving people freedom to express their “beliefs” breeds extremism, which may eventually lead to terrorism because they have the right to.  What it practically is is anarchism with a government, people should be disciplined by boundaries, not free from them.  Liberalism isn’t all bad though, there are some people who say they’re liberal because of their ‘any way goes’ approach and can’t be arsed looking into other political ideologies or politics in general, fair enough.  Then there are the odious, outspoken types who claim to be bisexual pro-choice vegans who have opinions on shit that doesn’t matter to them or affect them in any way.

They are forced to get sucked into every campaign and become pro-everything because they are massive pushovers, so scared of being politically incorrect and upsetting the little guy, whether they do anything beyond campaigning is a different story.  They don’t care about standing up to the majority though and figuratively sticking two fingers up at them, they are evil for shutting out the minority, although literally giving the two-fingered salute could offend someone and they don’t want that.

When it comes to religion, they are massive hypocrites; the vast majority of liberals claim to be atheist and so use that as a platform to criticise Christianity but brand anyone who criticises Islam as ‘racist’ and ‘Islamophobic’.  Jews have so much in common with Christians and both get along fine, that’s why they are very pro-Palestine in their feud with Israel despite religion meaning nothing to them.  One thing is that Palestine is ran by Islamic terrorists so offending them will result in their heads getting chopped off, what’s the worst that could happen if you insult a priest or rabbi?  It’s easier to brand Israel as the “terrorists” because there’d be no ramifications and nothing to be paranoid about.  Christians don’t claim any part of the “Holy Land” yet are gracious about it.

Symbol of hate?

Liberals let emotions get in the way of common sense, granted most people are like that regarding people they know and care about, but they’re like that to those they couldn’t give two hoots about.  They act like they care to fuel their inner smugness, thinking they are do-gooders by sticking their nose into everyone’s business.  I don’t think they have any common sense at all, they put conspiracy theories ahead of plausible reasonings, as to why stuff happens in society.  This breed of people is mostly concentrated in California; a place famed for being hollow, fake, soulless, and having no history until 1992, when Rodney King got beat up.

In the Netherlands for example, the party of anti-Muslim preacher Geert Wilders is the fourth most popular, because the Dutch are too relaxed to things like this.  They don’t want to violate the principles of their people, so they let him to become popular and spread his hatefulness.  If Norway wasn’t liberal, Anders Behring Breivik wouldn’t have gone on the rampage and killed them kids in political camp.  Meanwhile in the UK, the BNP only have representatives in European parliament and that’s to show our hate for Europe, it’s no surprise they and UKIP did well in those elections but do shit when it comes to our general elections.  UKIP say they’re against Islamist extremism (who isn’t?) but when you single them out like that, you’re on a mission to recruit EDL members and fuel the hate against Muslims in general.

Watching the BNP’s party election broadcast for the 2010 election was hilarious, spurious claims on immigration, hiring actors (including a Sikh) to speak out for the party — you can tell the only ones who aren’t being forced to speak are the BNP candidates. You can see it here (note the hand at 3:44).