Solid Liberalism Pros And Cons
lib·er·al adjective open to new behavior or opinions and willing to discard traditional values.
"they have more liberal views toward marriage and divorce than some people"
(of education) concerned mainly with broadening a person's general knowledge and experience, rather than with technical or professional training.
It is no surprise that I lean to the left. I knew that I had views that favored disadvantaged people because I am a disadvantaged person. I grew up with the belief that laws should balance out the power people have along with the historical disadvantages caused by the oppression of the caucasian male conservative. I’ve grown to feel that ideas that are binding are not good ideas in the least bit because the world is always changing and so should its rules. This is not to say that laws should not be firm, but flexibility gives way to advancement and growth.
My take on laws and policies are what makes the Political Typology Quiz define me as a Solid Liberal. “Solid Liberals” strongly support the social safety net and take very liberal positions on virtually all issues, which is also true for me. I feel like solid liberalism is the only way to balance what is now a conservative uprising. I have very optimistic about the nation’s future and I would say that America’s …show more content…
Governmental intervention is an issue I constantly swing back and forth with. I generally believe in government programs. However, I think that corporations should play a bigger role in satisfying the lower classes financial needs so that government dollars can be used on preventive programs that are educating the poor to decrease poverty. When it comes to economic distribution, it seems simple to me that the wealthy should play a part in giving back to the country. I don’t believe in communism, but the idea that we should help the little guy out, makes sense for a country called, The United States of
"they have more liberal views toward marriage and divorce than some people"
(of education) concerned mainly with broadening a person's general knowledge and experience, rather than with technical or professional training.
It is no surprise that I lean to the left. I knew that I had views that favored disadvantaged people because I am a disadvantaged person. I grew up with the belief that laws should balance out the power people have along with the historical disadvantages caused by the oppression of the caucasian male conservative. I’ve grown to feel that ideas that are binding are not good ideas in the least bit because the world is always changing and so should its rules. This is not to say that laws should not be firm, but flexibility gives way to advancement and growth.
My take on laws and policies are what makes the Political Typology Quiz define me as a Solid Liberal. “Solid Liberals” strongly support the social safety net and take very liberal positions on virtually all issues, which is also true for me. I feel like solid liberalism is the only way to balance what is now a conservative uprising. I have very optimistic about the nation’s future and I would say that America’s …show more content…
Governmental intervention is an issue I constantly swing back and forth with. I generally believe in government programs. However, I think that corporations should play a bigger role in satisfying the lower classes financial needs so that government dollars can be used on preventive programs that are educating the poor to decrease poverty. When it comes to economic distribution, it seems simple to me that the wealthy should play a part in giving back to the country. I don’t believe in communism, but the idea that we should help the little guy out, makes sense for a country called, The United States of