And here is my response. Just so you know where I am coming from - I grew up in a conservative (mostly Republican) suburb and graduated from a very liberal University.
1) We're brilliant. Those that disagree (most people) are dumb, especially the ones in power... although the morons that elect them come pretty close.
I'm by all accounts more intelligent than average, but I wouldn't characterize myself as brilliant or genius. One of my friends is a very pro-Republican Christian, and I don't think he (or others like him) are dumb. They just have a different set of values. He told me that abortion is the only issue he votes on.
2) What morality? There is NO objective morality, but always remember we can do no wrong because there is no wrong unless we say so.
What is wrong with this? The citizens decide through the government what laws govern the conduct of our society. To have someone set objective morality for us tends towards communism and dictatorship and is repugnant to the western notion of a free society.
3) Religion is so 10th century. That whole 10 Commandments thing really cramps our style. Oh yeah, it's ok to be "spiritual" (but lose the religion ASAP).
Not everyone in the United States subscribes to the 10 Commandments. I personally don't think they are bad or anything, but governmental use of the 10 Commandments tends to make people of other faiths feel left out. Put yourself in the minority position and think about how you would feel.
4) Fly-over country. Let's face it, if you don't live on the coasts or a couple select communities, then what's the point? Our only experience with "them" is from watching "Raising Arizona"... and besides, they shop at Wal-Mart.
I'll judge people on who they are, not where they came from. The idea that someone is better because they came from NYC and not a small town in Kansas strikes me as silly. That's like judging someone on their sneakers (and I was always the kid with the least expensive sneakers).
5) Victims, Inc. We have pity on the oppressed (whether they're oppressed or not). We need them to need us.
And what is wrong with compassion? From what I have learned from my Christian friends one should do good works to help those in need.
6) Internationalism is fun. The world hates us and it's America's fault. We need to be more like France. The UN ROCKS!
I strongly believe in responsibility. Not all the problems in the world are America's fault, but we have done things that were plainly unjust (like proping up the Shah in Iran during the cold war even though he wasn't the democratically elected leader) and caused people to hate us. Other countries have done far worse, but this doesn't absolve us of responsibility.
I don't hate or love France. The UN is a debate forum and can't harm us. We do have a veto on the Security Council, which is pretty much the ace in the hole.
Your generalizations just dont' have a lot of substance. I could make generalizations about Red-state people and Conservative Christian Right Wing Fundamentalists but they would invariably be as ridiculous as your statements.