To many, the idea that there is a problem with liberalism seems quite obvious. But it isn’t quite so obvious to others. How many of us are just programmed to think ill of liberals? And, on the other side of the coin, how many of us are programmed to think ill of conservatives? While I tend to agree with far more of the ideas that come from the conservative side of the aisle, the truth is that liberals are right about some things. But they are surely wrong about quite a bit. That is what this section of the site will be concerned with. I question the whole practice of labelling one another in the first place. Life isn’t as simple as we tend to try to make it. There are actually many layers and nuances unique to each and every one of us. Why would our politics be any different? To simplify our politics to liberal and conservative probably contributes to the problems we face. It tends to force a rigidity and extremism that otherwise may not exist if there wasn’t this pressure or expectation to belong to one group or the other. But, despite its shortcomings, it’s the system we have. Those are the cards we have been dealt. Therefore, I’ll gladly explain all the deficiencies of liberal thought as I see them. Is Retirement a Basic Right? I Say Not Don’t Include Me in Your Great Collective Does That Comment Really Hurt You? The Living Wage: A Faulty Premise The Monkey Comment: Racial Tyranny Yes, Guns are for Killing Just Accept It, Liberals: We All Neglect the Poor It Doesn’t Take a Genius to Run a Properly Sized Government Yes, Liberals are to Blame for Trump, at least partly Basket of Deplorables? Actually Not