A society founded on irrational principles of liberalism leads to dependence

 A society of liberalism founded on irrational principles of materialism or idealism, emotionalism, subjectivism, relativism, altruism, collectivism, force, statism, and socialism, requires limiting or blocking normal, proper, natural growth and development to competence, to keep the masses helpless, incompetent, and dependent on big government.

Scholastic Proof:

Poly-Syllogism 1

Objective Definitions:

1. Materialism: The philosophical doctrine that physical matter is the only or fundamental reality and that all phenomena, including mental states and consciousness, are the result of material interactions.
2. Idealism: The philosophical doctrine that reality is fundamentally mental or immaterial.
3. Emotionalism: The tendency to base actions, decisions, or beliefs primarily on emotions rather than reason.
4. Subjectivism: The doctrine that knowledge is merely subjective and that there is no external or objective truth.
5. Relativism: The belief that truth and moral values are not absolute but are relative to the persons or groups holding them.
6. Altruism: The principle or practice of selfless concern for the well-being of others, often to the detriment of oneself.
7. Collectivism: The practice or principle of prioritizing the group over the individual.
8. Statism: The belief in the necessity of a centralized government to control economic and social policy.
9. Socialism: A political and economic system in which the means of production are owned or regulated by the state or the community as a whole.

Self-Evident Axioms:

1. Human beings are rational agents capable of growth and development toward competence and self-reliance.
2. Rational principles foster individual competence, autonomy, and prosperity.
3. Irrational principles undermine rational agency and lead to dependency.
4. A society's foundational principles shape its institutions, policies, and outcomes.

Premises:

1. A society founded on materialism or idealism denies the integration of both material and immaterial aspects of human nature, leading to an incomplete understanding of human development.
2. Emotionalism, subjectivism, and relativism undermine objective reasoning, which is necessary for competence and autonomy.
3. Altruism and collectivism prioritize the group or others over the individual, discouraging self-reliance and personal responsibility.
4. Force, statism, and socialism centralize power in the government, creating dependency on the state for resources and decision-making.
5. To maintain control over a population, a government or ruling class benefits from a populace that is helpless, incompetent, and dependent.
6. Competence and self-reliance threaten centralized power structures because they reduce dependency on the state.

Conclusion (Theorem 1):
A society founded on irrational principles such as materialism, idealism, emotionalism, subjectivism, relativism, altruism, collectivism, force, statism, and socialism inherently requires limiting or blocking normal proper natural growth and development to competence in order to maintain control by keeping the masses helpless, incompetent, and dependent on big government.

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Poly-Syllogism 2

Objective Definitions:

1. Competence: The ability to do something successfully or efficiently, often requiring knowledge, skills, and rational decision-making.
2. Dependency: A state of relying on or being controlled by someone or something else.
3. Natural Growth and Development: The process by which individuals mature physically, emotionally, intellectually, and socially in alignment with their inherent potential.

Self-Evident Axioms:

1. Competence arises from the exercise of reason, autonomy, and personal responsibility.
2. Dependency arises when individuals are deprived of opportunities or incentives to develop competence.
3. Rational principles align with natural growth and development, while irrational principles obstruct them.

Premises:

1. Emotionalism, subjectivism, and relativism replace objective reasoning with arbitrary or fluctuating standards, obstructing intellectual and moral growth.
2. Altruism and collectivism discourage individuals from prioritizing their own development, leading to stagnation and dependency.
3. Statism and socialism centralize decision-making and resource allocation, removing individual incentives to act independently or develop competence.
4. A society that obstructs natural growth and development creates a feedback loop of dependency, where individuals increasingly rely on external authority (e.g., the state) for guidance and sustenance.
5. Such dependency is advantageous to a centralized government because it consolidates power and reduces dissent.

Conclusion (Theorem 2):
A liberalism society founded on irrational principles obstructs natural growth and development to competence, fostering dependency on centralized authority and perpetuating a cycle of helplessness and incompetence.

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Poly-Syllogism 3

Objective Definitions:

1. Big Government: A government perceived as excessively interventionist and controlling in economic, social, and personal matters.
2. Helplessness: A state of being unable to act effectively or independently.
3. Incompetence: The inability to perform a task or function effectively due to a lack of knowledge, skill, or ability.

Self-Evident Axioms:

1. Big government thrives on the perception of its necessity by the populace.
2. Helplessness and incompetence increase the perceived necessity of government intervention.
3. Rational principles empower individuals to act independently, reducing the need for government intervention.

Premises:

1. A society founded on irrational principles undermines the development of rational agency in individuals.
2. Helplessness and incompetence are direct outcomes of obstructing natural growth and development.
3. Big government benefits from a populace that perceives itself as unable to function without state intervention.
4. By fostering dependency, big government ensures its continued relevance and control over the populace.
5. Irrational principles such as materialism, idealism, emotionalism, subjectivism, relativism, altruism, collectivism, force, statism, and socialism align with the interests of big government by perpetuating dependency.

Conclusion (Theorem 3):
A liberalism society founded on irrational principles fosters helplessness and incompetence, thereby ensuring the masses remain dependent on big government for their perceived survival and well-being.

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Final Theorem:

A liberalism society founded on irrational principles of materialism or idealism, emotionalism, subjectivism, relativism, altruism, collectivism, force, statism, socialism requires limiting or blocking normal proper natural growth and development to competence in order to keep the masses helpless, incompetent, and dependent on big government.