So with that in mind the Socialist has some additional real world observations to make and experiences to be had to wake up to reality.

Some have argued that in the real-world socialism is a dead end and the modern liberal pus

We all know that academia leans more towards the modern liberal skew than the rest of society in the United States. Perhaps you have noticed too that modern liberals claim that they are brighter people, as well? Indeed if many of them are in academia and more educated then one might say they are more learned in such things.

Conservatives debate this often, as possessing book knowledge does not make one smarter, for instance the quote about Educated Derelicts by a former President. In studying this claim of modern day liberals indeed, I tend to agree that percentage wise they are often smarter and if you call academic achievement smarter then the motif fits.

Yet, let me pose another observation in this. That is that I find the Academic Socialist of our day, which is the equivalent of the "modern-day" liberal to be good theoretical thinkers. But alas we do not live in a Utopia, as no one has built it yet. So with that in mind the Socialist has some additional real world observations to make and experiences to be had to wake up to reality.

Some have argued that in the real-world socialism is a dead end and the modern liberal push

em are in academia and more educated then one might say they are more learned in such things.

Conservatives debate this often, as possessing book knowledge does not make one smarter, for instance the quote about Educated Derelicts by a former President. In studying this claim of modern day liberals indeed, I tend to agree that percentage wise they are often smarter and if you call academic achievement smarter then the motif fits.

Yet, let me pose another observation in this. That is that I find the Academic Socialist of our day, which is the equivalent of the "modern-day" liberal to be good theoretical thinkers. But alas we do not live in a Utopia, as no one has built it yet. So with that in mind the Socialist has some additional real world observations to make and experiences to be had to wake up to reality.

Some have argued that in the real-world socialism is a dead end and the modern liberal pus

icts by a former President. In studying this claim of modern day liberals indeed, I tend to agree that percentage wise they are often smarter and if you call academic achievement smarter then the motif fits.

Yet, let me pose another observation in this. That is that I find the Academic Socialist of our day, which is the equivalent of the "modern-day" liberal to be good theoretical thinkers. But alas we do not live in a Utopia, as no one has built it yet. So with that in mind the Socialist has some additional real world observations to make and experiences to be had to wake up to reality.

Some have argued that in the real-world socialism is a dead end and the modern liberal pus

other observation in this. That is that I find the Academic Socialist of our day, which is the equivalent of the "modern-day" liberal to be good theoretical thinkers. But alas we do not live in a Utopia, as no one has built it yet. So with that in mind the Socialist has some additional real world observations to make and experiences to be had to wake up to reality.

Some have argued that in the real-world socialism is a dead end and the modern liberal pus

So with that in mind the Socialist has some additional real world observations to make and experiences to be had to wake up to reality.

Some have argued that in the real-world socialism is a dead end and the modern liberal push is a politically correct push towards perfect means resulting in no ends meeting up with their goals. With all this banter back and forth with who is most morally able to lead or who is the smartest it seems that this current political divide will continue, without any real changes.

I certainly hope this article is of interest and that is has propelled thought. The goal is simple; to help you in your quest to be the best in 2007. I thank you for reading my many articles on diverse subjects, which interest you.