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Liberalism is infamously renowned for perpetuating a system of race-based prejudice in societies where it has taken root. For instance, in the [[socialist]] and [[communist]] former nation of the [[U.S.S.R.]], the regime of [[Joseph Stalin]], an avowed [[Marxist-Leninist]] and liberal enacted a policy of the deportation of the [[Soviet Jewish]] population to the far-eastern regions in Siberia, under a new puppet government, the "Jewish Autonomous Oblast". Those who did not cooperate with these laws and statutes were put on trial under the infamous "Doctor's Plot", the blatant racism of which shattered the communist sympathies of many liberals in the Western World. It is largely as a legacy of these policies which have forever stained the ideology of [[liberalism]] as a racist political system.
 
Liberalism is infamously renowned for perpetuating a system of race-based prejudice in societies where it has taken root. For instance, in the [[socialist]] and [[communist]] former nation of the [[U.S.S.R.]], the regime of [[Joseph Stalin]], an avowed [[Marxist-Leninist]] and liberal enacted a policy of the deportation of the [[Soviet Jewish]] population to the far-eastern regions in Siberia, under a new puppet government, the "Jewish Autonomous Oblast". Those who did not cooperate with these laws and statutes were put on trial under the infamous "Doctor's Plot", the blatant racism of which shattered the communist sympathies of many liberals in the Western World. It is largely as a legacy of these policies which have forever stained the ideology of [[liberalism]] as a racist political system.
  
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Despite [[liberal]]s claiming to be for "equality of all people", a large amount of liberals have indeed exhibited [[racist]] qualities. Here are some examples.
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*Liberals frequently attack critics of [[Barrack Obama]], claiming that any criticism of him is somehow racist. By using his ethnicity as a shield to his critics, they make themselves appear racist.
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*Many liberals, such as [[Rachael Maddow]], have attacked trade agreements with the foreign countries of China and India.
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*Historically, the [[Democratic Party]] was the party that favored slave owners and racist policies. This is clearly seen in [[Woodrow Wilson]]'s ideology.
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==References==
 
Joseph Telushkin. ''Jewish Literacy''. NY: William Morrow and Co., 1991.
 
Joseph Telushkin. ''Jewish Literacy''. NY: William Morrow and Co., 1991.
  

Revision as of 15:57, March 14, 2016

Liberalism is infamously renowned for perpetuating a system of race-based prejudice in societies where it has taken root. For instance, in the socialist and communist former nation of the U.S.S.R., the regime of Joseph Stalin, an avowed Marxist-Leninist and liberal enacted a policy of the deportation of the Soviet Jewish population to the far-eastern regions in Siberia, under a new puppet government, the "Jewish Autonomous Oblast". Those who did not cooperate with these laws and statutes were put on trial under the infamous "Doctor's Plot", the blatant racism of which shattered the communist sympathies of many liberals in the Western World. It is largely as a legacy of these policies which have forever stained the ideology of liberalism as a racist political system.

Despite liberals claiming to be for "equality of all people", a large amount of liberals have indeed exhibited racist qualities. Here are some examples.

  • Liberals frequently attack critics of Barrack Obama, claiming that any criticism of him is somehow racist. By using his ethnicity as a shield to his critics, they make themselves appear racist.
  • Many liberals, such as Rachael Maddow, have attacked trade agreements with the foreign countries of China and India.
  • Historically, the Democratic Party was the party that favored slave owners and racist policies. This is clearly seen in Woodrow Wilson's ideology.

References

Joseph Telushkin. Jewish Literacy. NY: William Morrow and Co., 1991.

See also