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The Zimmerman case has me rethinking modern Liberalism. CMV.

I think a lot of modern "liberalism" is about guilt. Guilt about being white. Guilt about being American. Guilt about not being totally poor and useless. Emotions, and especially guilt, are a terrible way to build a political system and run a society.

The road of guilt has led modern liberals to an absurd extreme where they toss out what used to be common sense ideas about due process and considering all the facts in the name of a "larger truth." They're desperate to validate their insane view that whites are responsible for all black suffering, and they refuse to accept that black culture is messed up on any level and needs correcting. Furthermore, they concoct all kinds of narratives to support this larger truth.

The Zimmerman case is a classic example of the creation of a narrative to support the larger truth. It was painted as a white man shooting down an unarmed black boy in a gated neighborhood. This clearly fit the larger truth that racism and racial profiling is still a problem and whites are to blame. But then the truth came out - the man wasn't white - he was of mixed race with African, Amerindian, White, and Jewish heritage. The "boy" would be old enough to be tried as an adult for serious crimes. Moreover the gated neighborhood they lived in wasn't upper class and filled with blueblood white aristocrats as insinuated but rather a comically diverse middle class subdivision that had previous crime issues. Not to mention that the shooter was acting in self defense and had wounds and witnesses to corroborate his side of the story. The narrative failed yet liberals still are convinced that it was murder in order to play to the larger truth at hand rather than the actual truth that occurred.

**tl;dr:** the modern liberals' jumping of the gun and trying to put every event in the form of a narrative that fits an overall "larger truth" is sad, unjust, and has me re-thinking modern liberalism. CMV.
gpt
As far as your argument is concerned, while it is a valid concern, it also pretty weak. You are making similar gross generalizations that you claim 'modern liberals' make. Do you know all 'modern liberals' and the reasoning they have for their beliefs? Why are you stereotyping a large section of the American populous due to one event? Isn't it a bit rash to label some 40% of the population as holding "insane views"? Do liberals really put "every event in the form of a narrative"? If so, can you cite 'everything'? Also, this seems like it is only applicable to white liberals, why would a black or Hispanic liberal ever feel guilty about 'being white'? 

It seems like you are doing the very thing you accuse 'liberals' of doing. Taking events and fitting them into a larger narrative, that exists at least in your head. You generalize all 'liberals' as being white (which isn't true), guilty (which you can't know), holding insane views (which you can't know and can't prove) and base this belief on one event.