When polarization concerning beliefs and ideologies exists it should not be the goal of the proponent to be polarized from the opposing view holder, but it is the result of it. It is just a description of the vast chasm between opposing views which cannot be reconciled.

It isn't something to be attained, it is a noun that illustrates the distance between viewpoints.

It is not necessarily a bad thing, in and of itself. If my beliefs are compared to those of the liberal left, there is polarization. They will not accept my theology and its mores, and I will certainly not accept theirs. In such a case, my polarization is a symbol of my strongly held belief in Judeo-Christian values, and to strive to be rid of the polarization, to compromise, would be failure on my part, and is unacceptable and an anathema.

May God bless America and those who defend her.