âŚor, is that an oxymoron?
1.Now, before Democrats/Liberals attempt to bask in the glow of the term âintellectualâ remember that the Left turns the meaning of all sorts of terms inside out. Do you really believe that ObamaCareâs âAffordable Careâ was actually affordable???
"...the exchanges are on the brink of collapse. Major insurers are quitting, premiums are skyrocketing, enrollment is below expectations, and the administration is taking increasingly desperate measures to paper over the problems. By this time next year, the exchanges could be out of business."
Read more at: More Duct Tape Wonât Save Obamacareâs Collapsing Exchanges
2. How about their use of the term âhealthyâ?
"Cosmo Magazine Runs Series Of Obese Women On Februaryâs âThis Is Healthyâ Cover
Cosmopolitan is featuring multiple âplus-size,â âfatâ women in a magazine issue that commends every body size as âhealthy.â
Cosmo Magazine Runs Series Of Obese Women On Februaryâs âThis Is Healthyâ Cover
Cosmopolitan is featuring multiple âplus-size,â âfatâ women in a magazine edition that commends every body size as âhealthy.â
dailycaller.com
3. Liberals have given real life meaning to Orwellâs âNewspeakââŚ.. âpropagandistic language marked by euphemism, circumlocution, and the inversion of customary meaningsâ Definition of NEWSPEAK
NowâŚ..to what sort of individuals does the term âintellectualsâ apply?
4. Modern intellectuals, Sowell writes, have a âvision of themselves as a self-appointed vanguard, leading towards a better world.â They lack respect for the wisdom inherent in experience and common opinionâŚ. an abstract rationalism that values ideas over the experience of actual human beings.
Intellectuals, he argues, are particularly suspicious of the ties ordinary men and women feel to family, religion, and country. They look down upon âobjective reality and objective criteriaâ in the social sciences, art, music, and philosophy. Their âsystemsâ tend to be self-referential and lack accountability in the external world. See Intellectuals and Society, by Thomas Sowell
Based on this understanding, using the term âintellectualâ no longer carries quite the luster. Perhaps it should be applied to Liberals.....who certainly aren't 'liberal.'
1.Now, before Democrats/Liberals attempt to bask in the glow of the term âintellectualâ remember that the Left turns the meaning of all sorts of terms inside out. Do you really believe that ObamaCareâs âAffordable Careâ was actually affordable???
"...the exchanges are on the brink of collapse. Major insurers are quitting, premiums are skyrocketing, enrollment is below expectations, and the administration is taking increasingly desperate measures to paper over the problems. By this time next year, the exchanges could be out of business."
Read more at: More Duct Tape Wonât Save Obamacareâs Collapsing Exchanges
2. How about their use of the term âhealthyâ?
"Cosmo Magazine Runs Series Of Obese Women On Februaryâs âThis Is Healthyâ Cover
Cosmopolitan is featuring multiple âplus-size,â âfatâ women in a magazine issue that commends every body size as âhealthy.â
Cosmo Magazine Runs Series Of Obese Women On Februaryâs âThis Is Healthyâ Cover
Cosmopolitan is featuring multiple âplus-size,â âfatâ women in a magazine edition that commends every body size as âhealthy.â
dailycaller.com
3. Liberals have given real life meaning to Orwellâs âNewspeakââŚ.. âpropagandistic language marked by euphemism, circumlocution, and the inversion of customary meaningsâ Definition of NEWSPEAK
NowâŚ..to what sort of individuals does the term âintellectualsâ apply?
4. Modern intellectuals, Sowell writes, have a âvision of themselves as a self-appointed vanguard, leading towards a better world.â They lack respect for the wisdom inherent in experience and common opinionâŚ. an abstract rationalism that values ideas over the experience of actual human beings.
Intellectuals, he argues, are particularly suspicious of the ties ordinary men and women feel to family, religion, and country. They look down upon âobjective reality and objective criteriaâ in the social sciences, art, music, and philosophy. Their âsystemsâ tend to be self-referential and lack accountability in the external world. See Intellectuals and Society, by Thomas Sowell
Based on this understanding, using the term âintellectualâ no longer carries quite the luster. Perhaps it should be applied to Liberals.....who certainly aren't 'liberal.'