Do You Believe Social Justice Is Good? My Thoughts from a Christian Perspective

[KingdomInTheCulture]

In the video, I discuss my problems with Social Justice and leftism in general that make it a poisonous philosophy from a Christian perspective. Do you agree with my thoughts, and do you think Social Justice is a good or a bad thing?

 

[Norman]

Social justice is just a other name for Marxism and far left ideological rot.

 

[Likkmee]

In the video, I discuss my problems with Social Justice and leftism in general that make it a poisonous philosophy from a Christian perspective. Do you agree with my thoughts, and do you think Social Justice is a good or a bad thing?

I shall reply with The Real Deal

 

[LaDairis]

The original Christian social justice program.....


You give Jesus EVERYTHING

Jesus spends it all at the brothel

Jesus gets arrested, outed as a total fraud, and nailed to a cross

If you gave Jesus EVERYTHING, how much do you get back???

Answer - NOTHING


Social Justice Christian style = give up everything, get nothing back

 

[bripat9643]

In the video, I discuss my problems with Social Justice and leftism in general that make it a poisonous philosophy from a Christian perspective. Do you agree with my thoughts, and do you think Social Justice is a good or a bad thing?

Whenever you put a qualifier in front of the words "justice," the result is injustice.

 

[BULLDOG]

Lots of kids develop diatribes like in that video when they are high. Reducing everything to an absurd conclusion, but having to make huge leaps in logic to get there. In most cases, they sober up the next day and realize just how goofy their thoughts were. Unfortunately, the young guy in the video didn't do that. I do agree with some of the things he says, even if he does it in a hyperbolic way. He could have easily used Trump as an example of how the use of power, unfairly gained, is detrimental to the whole, All things considered, the video is about what can be expected from a high school kid and could reasonably expect a B or B+ grade.

 

[sparky]

In the video, I discuss my problems with Social Justice and leftism in general that make it a poisonous philosophy from a Christian perspective. Do you agree with my thoughts, and do you think Social Justice is a good or a bad thing?

people have written top 10's w/ similar thoughts...



~S~

 

[pknopp]

I've never thought YouTube arguments were ever worth the time to click on them.

 

[ReinyDays]

I didn't get very far into the video to find a pretty serious breach with Biblical teachings:
"For as the body is one, and hath many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ." -- 1 Corinthians 12:12
The whole chapter speaks in very simple terms how all of Christians belong to one community, and how Christians self-identify as parts within that community ... this is where we get such gems as can the eye say to the foot I have no need of thee ... well, the answer is no ... each one of us, Jew or Gentile, needs everyone else ...

I understand this is from the writings of Paul the Apostle, and not of God the Father, the Son, nor Holy Spirit ... but still, calling Paul a member of the contemporary radical left seems a bit awkward ... individualism is divisive, and separates the various parts of the Christian body ... and basic human nature "I'm better than him, I deserve more" ... instead of "We're better than them, how can we help?" (first person plural intended) ... ...

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Is the lust for power confined to the Left? ... I understand the lust for power is an evil in all ways ... but this lust spans the entire political spectrum ... I would even go far as to say the existence of this political spectrum is founded on lust for power ... why be a member of the XYZ Party if not to increase the party's power? ...

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Odd ... you know the servants didn't get to keep the talons, right?, the earned their master's joy ... I don't know if you've been a servant before, but that's a big deal for servants ... and notice both the servant that earned the 5 talons and the servant that earned only 2 talons were equally rewarded, and we can assume that the servant who earned just one talon would also have been rewarded ... alas, that servant was lazy and didn't do anything, so no reward ...

The Left wants everybody to get a reward, whether they earn it or not ... from a poster with a single "trophy point" ...

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Disagree, agree and agree ... nice video, I enjoyed it ... you've put a lot of thought into the content and I appreciate your sharing ... I hope you return here to discuss the precepts you've brought up here ...

We live in a kingdom ... not a democracy ... that which man creates is flawed and without God ... [sigh] ... only Satan could write the US tax code ...

 

[ColonelAngus]

Nice video OP, I think everything comes down to the Golden rule and the non aggression principle, which are pretty much the same.

Social justice by law has been a failure in the US, but has allowed racist left wingers to make Caucasians the boogieman so they have a permanent underclass.

This domestic underclass is waking up, so the left wingers in power are looking to important a new underclass, hence the recent call for open borders.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

NO

 

[BULLDOG]

Nice video OP, I think everything comes down to the Golden rule and the non aggression principle, which are pretty much the same.

Social justice by law has been a failure in the US, but has allowed racist left wingers to make Caucasians the boogieman so they have a permanent underclass.

This domestic underclass is waking up, so the left wingers in power are looking to important a new underclass, hence the recent call for open borders.

What an absurd remark.

 

[my2¢]

I believe it is all a matter of whether one believes whether Jesus addressed things on an individual and/or societal level. Personally I believe His message was meant towards both.

 

[KingdomInTheCulture]

I didn't get very far into the video to find a pretty serious breach with Biblical teachings:
"For as the body is one, and hath many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ." -- 1 Corinthians 12:12
The whole chapter speaks in very simple terms how all of Christians belong to one community, and how Christians self-identify as parts within that community ... this is where we get such gems as can the eye say to the foot I have no need of thee ... well, the answer is no ... each one of us, Jew or Gentile, needs everyone else ...

I understand this is from the writings of Paul the Apostle, and not of God the Father, the Son, nor Holy Spirit ... but still, calling Paul a member of the contemporary radical left seems a bit awkward ... individualism is divisive, and separates the various parts of the Christian body ... and basic human nature "I'm better than him, I deserve more" ... instead of "We're better than them, how can we help?" (first person plural intended) ... ...

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Is the lust for power confined to the Left? ... I understand the lust for power is an evil in all ways ... but this lust spans the entire political spectrum ... I would even go far as to say the existence of this political spectrum is founded on lust for power ... why be a member of the XYZ Party if not to increase the party's power? ...

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Odd ... you know the servants didn't get to keep the talons, right?, the earned their master's joy ... I don't know if you've been a servant before, but that's a big deal for servants ... and notice both the servant that earned the 5 talons and the servant that earned only 2 talons were equally rewarded, and we can assume that the servant who earned just one talon would also have been rewarded ... alas, that servant was lazy and didn't do anything, so no reward ...

The Left wants everybody to get a reward, whether they earn it or not ... from a poster with a single "trophy point" ...

=====

Disagree, agree and agree ... nice video, I enjoyed it ... you've put a lot of thought into the content and I appreciate your sharing ... I hope you return here to discuss the precepts you've brought up here ...

We live in a kingdom ... not a democracy ... that which man creates is flawed and without God ... [sigh] ... only Satan could write the US tax code ...

Thank you for your thoughtful reply. Collectivism is a subject that I did not have the time to thoroughly explore in this video, so there are some nuances there. I absolutely believe we should live in collectives (in fact, over the past few decades we haven't been doing this nearly enough) and I believe group identities are important and God-given, but to say that someone's group identity is more important than the individual aspects about them, including how they view God, is a mistake.

"but still, calling Paul a member of the contemporary radical left seems a bit awkward" Even if Paul did support collectivism, that would not make him a member of the radical left. I never said these beliefs are exclusive to the radical left. Collectivism in the middle east has led to endless tribal warfare for thousands of years, but I would never consider these tribalistic groups to be members of the left. I would consider someone a member of the left when they agree with all three of the beliefs that I list in the video to at least a large extent.

"Is the lust for power confined to the Left?" I do not believe lust for power is confined to the left; this is a basic problem of humanity beacause of the fall. My statment was that for the leftist power is all that they see. This is also where I make a distinction between liberals who are concerned with truth and leftists who are influenced by postmodernism which denies the existence of truth. If truth does not exist, and all we have are narratives, it is the person with the most power who's narrative is pushed forward. My problem is that leftism feeds our lust for power by viewing the world purely in terms of power. Not that our lust for power needs feeding- even without leftism, that sin will still be there.

As far as the parable, I agree with everything you said. My point still stands that the one with the five talents is not morally worse than the servant with one talent, purely by virtue of possessing more. This is the crux of where I see leftism going wrong- it assumes you are morally to blame simply if you have more.

"Disagree, agree and agree ... nice video, I enjoyed it ... you've put a lot of thought into the content and I appreciate your sharing ... I hope you return here to discuss the precepts you've brought up here ..." Thank you for your feedback, and I'm glad you replied to check me. It is important to me that if I get something wrong that I become aware of it so I won't repeat it.

 

[BULLDOG]

I didn't get very far into the video to find a pretty serious breach with Biblical teachings:
"For as the body is one, and hath many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ." -- 1 Corinthians 12:12
The whole chapter speaks in very simple terms how all of Christians belong to one community, and how Christians self-identify as parts within that community ... this is where we get such gems as can the eye say to the foot I have no need of thee ... well, the answer is no ... each one of us, Jew or Gentile, needs everyone else ...

I understand this is from the writings of Paul the Apostle, and not of God the Father, the Son, nor Holy Spirit ... but still, calling Paul a member of the contemporary radical left seems a bit awkward ... individualism is divisive, and separates the various parts of the Christian body ... and basic human nature "I'm better than him, I deserve more" ... instead of "We're better than them, how can we help?" (first person plural intended) ... ...

=====

Is the lust for power confined to the Left? ... I understand the lust for power is an evil in all ways ... but this lust spans the entire political spectrum ... I would even go far as to say the existence of this political spectrum is founded on lust for power ... why be a member of the XYZ Party if not to increase the party's power? ...

=====

Odd ... you know the servants didn't get to keep the talons, right?, the earned their master's joy ... I don't know if you've been a servant before, but that's a big deal for servants ... and notice both the servant that earned the 5 talons and the servant that earned only 2 talons were equally rewarded, and we can assume that the servant who earned just one talon would also have been rewarded ... alas, that servant was lazy and didn't do anything, so no reward ...

The Left wants everybody to get a reward, whether they earn it or not ... from a poster with a single "trophy point" ...

=====

Disagree, agree and agree ... nice video, I enjoyed it ... you've put a lot of thought into the content and I appreciate your sharing ... I hope you return here to discuss the precepts you've brought up here ...

We live in a kingdom ... not a democracy ... that which man creates is flawed and without God ... [sigh] ... only Satan could write the US tax code ...

Thank you for your thoughtful reply. Collectivism is a subject that I did not have the time to thoroughly explore in this video, so there are some nuances there. I absolutely believe we should live in collectives (in fact, over the past few decades we haven't been doing this nearly enough) and I believe group identities are important and God-given, but to say that someone's group identity is more important than the individual aspects about them, including how they view God, is a mistake.

"but still, calling Paul a member of the contemporary radical left seems a bit awkward" Even if Paul did support collectivism, that would not make him a member of the radical left. I never said these beliefs are exclusive to the radical left. Collectivism in the middle east has led to endless tribal warfare for thousands of years, but I would never consider these tribalistic groups to be members of the left. I would consider someone a member of the left when they agree with all three of the beliefs that I list in the video to at least a large extent.

"Is the lust for power confined to the Left?" I do not believe lust for power is confined to the left; this is a basic problem of humanity beacause of the fall. My statment was that for the leftist power is all that they see. This is also where I make a distinction between liberals who are concerned with truth and leftists who are influenced by postmodernism which denies the existence of truth. If truth does not exist, and all we have are narratives, it is the person with the most power who's narrative is pushed forward. My problem is that leftism feeds our lust for power by viewing the world purely in terms of power. Not that our lust for power needs feeding- even without leftism, that sin will still be there.

As far as the parable, I agree with everything you said. My point still stands that the one with the five talents is not morally worse than the servant with one talent, purely by virtue of possessing more. This is the crux of where I see leftism going wrong- it assumes you are morally to blame simply if you have more.

"Disagree, agree and agree ... nice video, I enjoyed it ... you've put a lot of thought into the content and I appreciate your sharing ... I hope you return here to discuss the precepts you've brought up here ..." Thank you for your feedback, and I'm glad you replied to check me. It is important to me that if I get something wrong that I become aware of it so I won't repeat it.

If you really believe all that about the left, you have been listening to bigots who are more interested in demonizing their political opponents than they are about the truth. Your list of insults and absurd accusations is long, and getting longer. I'm just a regular person who only wants our society to function in a more fair and equitable manor, yet you accuse me of a lust for power that would rival the worst dictators in history. I have no need or desire for power. I just have political disagreements with you, yet you are quite comfortable accusing me and millions of others of vile schemes and machinations. That is not what Jesus taught. That is bearing false witness. You should be ashamed of yourself.

 

[KingdomInTheCulture]

I didn't get very far into the video to find a pretty serious breach with Biblical teachings:
"For as the body is one, and hath many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ." -- 1 Corinthians 12:12
The whole chapter speaks in very simple terms how all of Christians belong to one community, and how Christians self-identify as parts within that community ... this is where we get such gems as can the eye say to the foot I have no need of thee ... well, the answer is no ... each one of us, Jew or Gentile, needs everyone else ...

I understand this is from the writings of Paul the Apostle, and not of God the Father, the Son, nor Holy Spirit ... but still, calling Paul a member of the contemporary radical left seems a bit awkward ... individualism is divisive, and separates the various parts of the Christian body ... and basic human nature "I'm better than him, I deserve more" ... instead of "We're better than them, how can we help?" (first person plural intended) ... ...

=====

Is the lust for power confined to the Left? ... I understand the lust for power is an evil in all ways ... but this lust spans the entire political spectrum ... I would even go far as to say the existence of this political spectrum is founded on lust for power ... why be a member of the XYZ Party if not to increase the party's power? ...

=====

Odd ... you know the servants didn't get to keep the talons, right?, the earned their master's joy ... I don't know if you've been a servant before, but that's a big deal for servants ... and notice both the servant that earned the 5 talons and the servant that earned only 2 talons were equally rewarded, and we can assume that the servant who earned just one talon would also have been rewarded ... alas, that servant was lazy and didn't do anything, so no reward ...

The Left wants everybody to get a reward, whether they earn it or not ... from a poster with a single "trophy point" ...

=====

Disagree, agree and agree ... nice video, I enjoyed it ... you've put a lot of thought into the content and I appreciate your sharing ... I hope you return here to discuss the precepts you've brought up here ...

We live in a kingdom ... not a democracy ... that which man creates is flawed and without God ... [sigh] ... only Satan could write the US tax code ...

Thank you for your thoughtful reply. Collectivism is a subject that I did not have the time to thoroughly explore in this video, so there are some nuances there. I absolutely believe we should live in collectives (in fact, over the past few decades we haven't been doing this nearly enough) and I believe group identities are important and God-given, but to say that someone's group identity is more important than the individual aspects about them, including how they view God, is a mistake.

"but still, calling Paul a member of the contemporary radical left seems a bit awkward" Even if Paul did support collectivism, that would not make him a member of the radical left. I never said these beliefs are exclusive to the radical left. Collectivism in the middle east has led to endless tribal warfare for thousands of years, but I would never consider these tribalistic groups to be members of the left. I would consider someone a member of the left when they agree with all three of the beliefs that I list in the video to at least a large extent.

"Is the lust for power confined to the Left?" I do not believe lust for power is confined to the left; this is a basic problem of humanity beacause of the fall. My statment was that for the leftist power is all that they see. This is also where I make a distinction between liberals who are concerned with truth and leftists who are influenced by postmodernism which denies the existence of truth. If truth does not exist, and all we have are narratives, it is the person with the most power who's narrative is pushed forward. My problem is that leftism feeds our lust for power by viewing the world purely in terms of power. Not that our lust for power needs feeding- even without leftism, that sin will still be there.

As far as the parable, I agree with everything you said. My point still stands that the one with the five talents is not morally worse than the servant with one talent, purely by virtue of possessing more. This is the crux of where I see leftism going wrong- it assumes you are morally to blame simply if you have more.

"Disagree, agree and agree ... nice video, I enjoyed it ... you've put a lot of thought into the content and I appreciate your sharing ... I hope you return here to discuss the precepts you've brought up here ..." Thank you for your feedback, and I'm glad you replied to check me. It is important to me that if I get something wrong that I become aware of it so I won't repeat it.

If you really believe all that about the left, you have been listening to bigots who are more interested in demonizing their political opponents than they are about the truth. Your list of insults and absurd accusations is long, and getting longer. I'm just a regular person who only wants our society to function in a more fair and equitable manor, yet you accuse me of a lust for power that would rival the worst dictators in history. I have no need or desire for power. I just have political disagreements with you, yet you are quite comfortable accusing me and millions of others of vile schemes and machinations. That is not what Jesus taught. That is bearing false witness. You should be ashamed of yourself.

Please try to understand what I am saying. As I clarified in the video, these criticisms only apply to you in as far as you agree with the three points I mentioned. I also do not equate liberal with leftist, and I would argue that the three points I brought up about the "radical" left are all things that liberals and conservatives would both oppose together. I also never said that you have a lust for power, that you are a leftist, or that all leftists have a lust for power. Please do not accuse me of saying things that I am saying and try to understand these nuances.
Before you get on your high horse, please at least read and understand my words and don't strawman my position.

 

[BULLDOG]

I didn't get very far into the video to find a pretty serious breach with Biblical teachings:
"For as the body is one, and hath many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ." -- 1 Corinthians 12:12
The whole chapter speaks in very simple terms how all of Christians belong to one community, and how Christians self-identify as parts within that community ... this is where we get such gems as can the eye say to the foot I have no need of thee ... well, the answer is no ... each one of us, Jew or Gentile, needs everyone else ...

I understand this is from the writings of Paul the Apostle, and not of God the Father, the Son, nor Holy Spirit ... but still, calling Paul a member of the contemporary radical left seems a bit awkward ... individualism is divisive, and separates the various parts of the Christian body ... and basic human nature "I'm better than him, I deserve more" ... instead of "We're better than them, how can we help?" (first person plural intended) ... ...

=====

Is the lust for power confined to the Left? ... I understand the lust for power is an evil in all ways ... but this lust spans the entire political spectrum ... I would even go far as to say the existence of this political spectrum is founded on lust for power ... why be a member of the XYZ Party if not to increase the party's power? ...

=====

Odd ... you know the servants didn't get to keep the talons, right?, the earned their master's joy ... I don't know if you've been a servant before, but that's a big deal for servants ... and notice both the servant that earned the 5 talons and the servant that earned only 2 talons were equally rewarded, and we can assume that the servant who earned just one talon would also have been rewarded ... alas, that servant was lazy and didn't do anything, so no reward ...

The Left wants everybody to get a reward, whether they earn it or not ... from a poster with a single "trophy point" ...

=====

Disagree, agree and agree ... nice video, I enjoyed it ... you've put a lot of thought into the content and I appreciate your sharing ... I hope you return here to discuss the precepts you've brought up here ...

We live in a kingdom ... not a democracy ... that which man creates is flawed and without God ... [sigh] ... only Satan could write the US tax code ...

Thank you for your thoughtful reply. Collectivism is a subject that I did not have the time to thoroughly explore in this video, so there are some nuances there. I absolutely believe we should live in collectives (in fact, over the past few decades we haven't been doing this nearly enough) and I believe group identities are important and God-given, but to say that someone's group identity is more important than the individual aspects about them, including how they view God, is a mistake.

"but still, calling Paul a member of the contemporary radical left seems a bit awkward" Even if Paul did support collectivism, that would not make him a member of the radical left. I never said these beliefs are exclusive to the radical left. Collectivism in the middle east has led to endless tribal warfare for thousands of years, but I would never consider these tribalistic groups to be members of the left. I would consider someone a member of the left when they agree with all three of the beliefs that I list in the video to at least a large extent.

"Is the lust for power confined to the Left?" I do not believe lust for power is confined to the left; this is a basic problem of humanity beacause of the fall. My statment was that for the leftist power is all that they see. This is also where I make a distinction between liberals who are concerned with truth and leftists who are influenced by postmodernism which denies the existence of truth. If truth does not exist, and all we have are narratives, it is the person with the most power who's narrative is pushed forward. My problem is that leftism feeds our lust for power by viewing the world purely in terms of power. Not that our lust for power needs feeding- even without leftism, that sin will still be there.

As far as the parable, I agree with everything you said. My point still stands that the one with the five talents is not morally worse than the servant with one talent, purely by virtue of possessing more. This is the crux of where I see leftism going wrong- it assumes you are morally to blame simply if you have more.

"Disagree, agree and agree ... nice video, I enjoyed it ... you've put a lot of thought into the content and I appreciate your sharing ... I hope you return here to discuss the precepts you've brought up here ..." Thank you for your feedback, and I'm glad you replied to check me. It is important to me that if I get something wrong that I become aware of it so I won't repeat it.

If you really believe all that about the left, you have been listening to bigots who are more interested in demonizing their political opponents than they are about the truth. Your list of insults and absurd accusations is long, and getting longer. I'm just a regular person who only wants our society to function in a more fair and equitable manor, yet you accuse me of a lust for power that would rival the worst dictators in history. I have no need or desire for power. I just have political disagreements with you, yet you are quite comfortable accusing me and millions of others of vile schemes and machinations. That is not what Jesus taught. That is bearing false witness. You should be ashamed of yourself.

Please try to understand what I am saying. As I clarified in the video, these criticisms only apply to you in as far as you agree with the three points I mentioned. I also do not equate liberal with leftist, and I would argue that the three points I brought up about the "radical" left are all things that liberals and conservatives would both oppose together. I also never said that you have a lust for power, that you are a leftist, or that all leftists have a lust for power. Please do not accuse me of saying things that I am saying and try to understand these nuances.
Before you get on your high horse, please at least read and understand my words and don't strawman my position.

Within the first minute or two you start spouting about group identity being a characteristic of the left. Blanket statement "the left". You have listened to that insulting and belittling bullshit so long till you don't even realize how absurd it sounds. Trying to cloak your hateful crap behind religion is the exact opposite of what Jesus taught. Your video is bullshit, and what you call religion is an abomination.

 

[Mac1958]

Once the word "evil" is introduced, credibility is damaged.

People who have to resort to shallow hyperbole just to make a point tend to have a simplistic, binary view of the world.

A lot of that going around, these days.
.

 

[ReinyDays]

Please try to understand what I am saying. As I clarified in the video, these criticisms only apply to you in as far as you agree with the three points I mentioned. I also do not equate liberal with leftist, and I would argue that the three points I brought up about the "radical" left are all things that liberals and conservatives would both oppose together. I also never said that you have a lust for power, that you are a leftist, or that all leftists have a lust for power. Please do not accuse me of saying things that I am saying and try to understand these nuances.
Before you get on your high horse, please at least read and understand my words and don't strawman my position.

You lost me on the "I also do not equate liberal with leftist" comment ... this is an actual physical separation some legislature have to impose on their members just to keep the fist-fighting to a minimum ... liberals on the left, conservatives on the right ... and you need to clarify what you mean by radical left ... this means different things to different people and different regions ... what a Kentuckian thinks as radical left is more left-leaning centralist here in Oregon, where the radical left throws pipe-bombs, spikes trees and torches car dealerships ...

You aren't making nuanced points in your video ... these are more slap-in-the-face statements of evil upon a group you appear to not be a member of ... only a leftist knows truly the evils of leftism ... best to leave it to the leftist to confess their sins as we have already forgiven them ... overlaying Christian ideals over the affairs of the heathen never works ...

Lastly, a comment about your personal hygiene ... it looks like you took a razor to your face just before you filmed the video ... is this some kind of gender identity crisis you're having? ... if you're a man, you should present yourself as a man ... grow your God given hair and proclaim you're a man ... because you look like a girl in the video ...

 

[KingdomInTheCulture]

Please try to understand what I am saying. As I clarified in the video, these criticisms only apply to you in as far as you agree with the three points I mentioned. I also do not equate liberal with leftist, and I would argue that the three points I brought up about the "radical" left are all things that liberals and conservatives would both oppose together. I also never said that you have a lust for power, that you are a leftist, or that all leftists have a lust for power. Please do not accuse me of saying things that I am saying and try to understand these nuances.
Before you get on your high horse, please at least read and understand my words and don't strawman my position.

You lost me on the "I also do not equate liberal with leftist" comment ... this is an actual physical separation some legislature have to impose on their members just to keep the fist-fighting to a minimum ... liberals on the left, conservatives on the right ... and you need to clarify what you mean by radical left ... this means different things to different people and different regions ... what a Kentuckian thinks as radical left is more left-leaning centralist here in Oregon, where the radical left throws pipe-bombs, spikes trees and torches car dealerships ...

You aren't making nuanced points in your video ... these are more slap-in-the-face statements of evil upon a group you appear to not be a member of ... only a leftist knows truly the evils of leftism ... best to leave it to the leftist to confess their sins as we have already forgiven them ... overlaying Christian ideals over the affairs of the heathen never works ...

Lastly, a comment about your personal hygiene ... it looks like you took a razor to your face just before you filmed the video ... is this some kind of gender identity crisis you're having? ... if you're a man, you should present yourself as a man ... grow your God given hair and proclaim you're a man ... because you look like a girl in the video ...

As far as the difference between liberalism and leftism, this video made by a liberal goes into that a bit more:
As I said in the video, the I define leftists as those who hold to the 3 ideas I went over in the video, which are evil. Rarely do I make such blanket statements, but these ideas combined are reprehensible. Also, as I said in the video, these criticisms only apply to you if you agree with the three points I discussed. You may be left of center, but if you do not agree with collectivism, viewing the world in terms of power, and the assignment of moral virtue and vice to groups with less and more power, then this video is not addressing you.
"Only a leftist knows truly the evils of leftism" Please prove this statement. It seems to assume one cannot understand a view that they do not hold.
"best to leave it to the leftist to confess their sins as we have already forgiven them" Forgiveness is important, but that doesn't mean we should stand by and let the same terrible ideas spread without criticism. If the ideas are truly dangerous, then they should be challenged by everyone who is liberal or conservative.
"overlaying Christian ideals over the affairs of the heathen never works" If you are a Christian, how can you possibly object to looking at what scripture has to say on the subject? Scripture is our authority for every area of our lives. All moral issues require an objective standard. Since Christianity is true, our God is that objective standard, regardless of who believes it. This video was also made for Christians and for nonChristians to understand what scripture actually teaches. I do not expect an atheist, for example, to change their mind because of what the Bible says.