It doesn't matter if there are heresies/errors on the left, or on the right. They are still heresies/errors. Right-wing heresies are not "more righteous," they are just another kind of heresy. Pharisees will probably be in hell just the same as Pelagians will probably be in hell. Can you grasp this concept?
Sure, and I can also grasp that the article is trash, and that "to an extreme" is a favorite word liberalizers and laxists use give them the opportunity to condemn things that are good Catholic practices.
It's a lot like the defense of drunkenness I've seen here.
These people attack tee-totalers, when tee-totaling isn't sinful, and then defend drunkenness.
It's rather obvious why they do it.
When I see people who are swinging from Vatican II, to some kind of admiration of nαzιs, it is clear the pendulum has swung too far in the other direction.
Because there's nothing at all to admire in the Third Reich?
You're grouping in all sorts of people, and bringing Hitler into this discussion, because you're a smear artist. You smear people. Hitler has nothing to do with this discussion, but you bring him up, like you belonged to the SPLC or the ADL.
Bishop Williamson is against pants on women, and is a nαzι!
How do those two things get connected?
By people smearing traditionalists - people with traditional view as being nαzιs.
And you are participating in that.
Krah the Zionist defends miniskirts. The brainless reason:
The opponent of miniskirts opposes Zionism because he's a nαzι.
That is not the same as my being a liberal; it is my being prudent and refusing to be duped by the devil, or to let him play me like a violin. I do not go from one extreme to another; I espouse the balance that Catherine talked about.
Your thinking is too chaotic to be called liberal: that your attitudes heavily influenced by Southern California and Hollywood is to be expected.