Your post is nonsense.
Which ideology never saw a tax it did not like? Liberalism.
Which ideology created political correctness? Liberalism.
Which ideology is steeped in large central planning type government? Liberalism.
Which ideology supports increasing government employment? Liberalism.
Which ideology objects to market based capitalism? Liberalism.
Which ideology is inexorably tied to race or status? Liberalism.
You can deny all you like. These are the facts. They are incontrovertable.
Your responses are simply protestations of those facts.
Leftism, liberalism....Same shit. Different flies. There is no escape for what you are.
No, not "facts"; these are the inchoate emotional-basket-case parrotings of the droppings of demagogue talk radio. Nothing to do with political science.
Which ideology never saw a tax it did not like? -- Absurd. No ideology has "likes". That's the emotional basket case talking. AFAIK there is no political ideology of any kind that taxes for the sake of taxing. Does not apply. Taxing for actual purposes is done by everybody.
Which ideology created political correctness? -- Ludicrous. PC is not a political force at all; it's a social one. It's created by hoi polloi.
Which ideology is steeped in large central planning type government? -- Both the left and the right "grow" government; the left for social programs, safety nets and the welfare state; the right for military (euphemistically, "defense") spending and the like. But Liberalism isn't interested in growing government. That which governs least governs best.
Which ideology supports increasing government employment? -- same as above.
Which ideology objects to market based capitalism? -- both the left and the right put dampers on that, the left by encouraging decentralized systems that favour workers, the right by encouraging centralized entities that favour monopolies and oligarchies, but Liberalism is what makes capitalism
possible. It's the throwing off of the yoke of aristocracy.
Which ideology is inexorably tied to race or status? -- that's probably the right, which is based on hierarchy and merit -- as opposed to the Liberal maxim that "all men are created equal". Both Liberalism and Leftism lean to egalitarian outlooks, the difference being that Liberalism does so by simply letting it be and Leftism tends to make it happen artificially (e.g. affirmative action).
You haven't really thought this through, it would seem.