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i guess you're wrong about that. what you're referring to is the fallacy that all liberals are extremely short-sighted and can't make reasonable decisions, which is why they're constantly manipulated and that causes them to be liberal in the first place.
there are liberals who can see reason.
if they could see reason in 2025, they wouldn't be liberals anymore, I don't think. the only thing liberalism ever had going for it was a big tent that could at least get its distasteful monkey paw version of good things done, and now they don't even want to do that.
ok i get your point. you were referring to "liberals" as a political party, i.e. the democrats. i was referring to liberal individuals, i.e. people who engage in the rights of liberty.
more an ideology that closely aligns with the political party; there's a certain kind of brain rot.