Liberal Exorcism
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Yeah, I’m going to perform a liberal exorcism today. I often talk about the importance of owning it, what I mean by owning it, owning everything good, bad, indifferent in your life, and you accept ownership of the things that you do and what happens. It’s a sign of being of adult. And it was funny, the folks over at my favorite parody site, the Babylon B.
They had a funny piece today. They’re like, liberals warn Harvard president ouster could lead to a terrifying world where people are held responsible for their own actions. And isn’t that true? Isn’t it true? And again, I’m gonna try here. Again, this is gonna throw off, you know, your left winger here. Again, I keep thinking of the exorcist there with the.
Max Von Sito trying to perform an exorcism. I’m gonna read to you some things about how the world is supposed to work, how it should work, how it needs to work. And again, it’s gonna mess with your head. It’s gonna hurt, it’s gonna be painful. I’m thinking of Linda Blair, ah, you know, screeching there and about, yep, yep. It’s gonna be a bit painful. And this is about meritocracy.
It’s about meritocracy. It was put together at the American thinker. It’s just some of the advantages of a meritocracy. Merit, owning things. And again, leftists hate this stuff. First and foremost, merit, meritocracies. What do they do? They place the most qualified individuals in key positions, leading to what? Increased efficiency and productivity.
Why? Tasks undertaken by those with necessary skills and expertise are doing the job. How about that? Meritocratic system encourages innovation as it rewards individuals who bring new ideas, skills and solutions to the table, fostering a culture of continuous improvement. In theory, meritocracy strive to be fair.
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by providing opportunities based on individual merit, rather than factors such as social status, who do you know, who does daddy know, backgrounds, personal connections. Individuals in a meritocratic system are motivated to excel and improve their skills, knowing that their efforts are going to be recognized, they’re going to be rewarded, and this can lead to a much more motivated and capable workforce.
by allocating resources and responsibilities based on merit. A meritocratic system is more likely to lead to what? Economic growth. Wealth, as qualified individuals contribute to the overall development of society. A well-functioning meritocracy can promote social mobility, allowing individuals to rise to positions based on their abilities.
Abilities, not gender, not who you like to sleep with, not your color. Abilities, regardless of their background or socioeconomic status. Meritocracies tend to hold individuals accountable for their performance. When success or failure is tied to individual merit, it can lead to a more responsible and accountable society.
In a meritocracy, education systems are often designed to identify and nurture talent, ensuring that individuals have the opportunity to develop their skills and abilities to their fullest potential. Again, do not waste talent. Meritocratic systems may lead to a more diverse pool of talent in various fields.
as individuals from different backgrounds are given the chance to showcase their abilities. A meritocratic system can contribute to public trust and confidence in institutions as people believe that rewards and opportunities are distributed based on merit. Justice, it fosters justice, it fosters fairness. Knowing that smart, hard work and talent will be recognized and rewarded motivates individuals to what perform at their best.
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A meritocratic system can lead to higher levels of productivity as individuals are placed in roles that align with their skills and capabilities. Meritocracies aim to provide equal opportunities for everyone, irrespective of their background, promoting a level playing field. Meritocracies often result in leaders who are highly competent and capable, contributing to effective decision-making and organizational success.
Individuals are encouraged to invest in their professional development, knowing that it will be recognized and contribute to career advancement. Healthy competition among individuals fosters an environment of continuous improvement and excellence. Iron sharpens iron. A meritocratic approach can contribute to diversity and inclusion by focusing on an individual’s abilities and qualifications rather than demographic characteristics.
Meritocracies can contribute to stability by promoting a sense of justice and fairness in society, reducing resentment and unrest. A meritocratic system is often more adaptable to changing circumstances as individuals with the relevant skills can quickly assume leadership roles. Just popped it in my head with that one. Doing a great job, Brownie. Remember George W. Bush and his, what was his, FEMA director that?
I don’t know how he got the job being FEMA director because all he did was run horse shows. That didn’t work out too well. Anyway, meritocracies can enhance a country’s global competitiveness by ensuring that the most qualified individuals drive economic and technological progress. Meritocracies aim to minimize favoritism and nepotism, promoting a system where individuals are judged based on their abilities rather than personal connections. Again.
I know again, I says like a liberal exorcism these you’re going to argue any of these points try Try you pull out the butt monkeys, but try What what was said that is not accurate that is not true It works It works. We just have to implement it again. It’s squirming liberals listen into this at this point in time
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Yeah, they probably changed it anyway. Watchdog on wallstreet.com.