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==Hoplophobia - Liberal hate speech against "Bitter Clingers" with their Guns, Bibles and Second Amendment==

==Hoplophobia - Liberal hate speech against "Bitter Clingers" with their Guns, Bibles and Second Amendment==

'''Hoplophobia''' (colloquially known as '''[[gun]]-a-[[phobia]]''') toward the "bitter clingers"<ref>[http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2013/01/16/revenge_on_the_bitter_clingers Revenge on the Bitter Clingers] by [[ [[Rush Limbaugh]]Accessed January 7, 2015</ref>, <ref>[http://townhall.com/tipsheet/kevinglass/2012/09/17/flashback_obama_calls_americans_bitter_clingers FLASHBACK: [[Obama]] Calls Americans "Bitter Clingers"] on [[Town Hall]]. Accessed January 7, 2015</ref> is a [[neologism]] coined by renowned [[conservative]] [[firearm]]s trainer Col. [[Jeff Cooper]] to describe an "[[rational|irrational]] aversion to weapons."<ref name="cooper-to-ride">{{Cite book | last1 = Cooper | first1 = Jeff | title = To Ride, Shoot Straight, and Speak the Truth | year = 1990 | publisher = Paladin Press | location = Boulder, Colorado | pages = 16–19 | url=http://www.usrepeals.org/ca/mtbpers/hoplophobia.html }}</ref> That blind [[fear]] turns into liberal hate speech against more specifically [[firearms]], the [[Second Amendment]] and [[citizen]]s exercising their [[unalienable rights]] to [[self-defense]] and defense against [[tyranny]] under the [[Bill of Rights]]. The term has gained very wide acceptance in [[conservative]], [[preparedness]] and [[gun enthusiast]] [[political]] debates over [[gun control]], but of course is not accepted in [[liberal]] [[mainstream media]] so called "[[Liberal obfuscation|open]] [[Liberal tricks|debate]]" or in medical contexts. For example, one of the DSM's [[diagnosis|diagnostic]] criteria of phobias is that the patient be aware and acknowledge that their fear is irrational, and usually causes some kind of functional impairment.<ref name="dsm4">{{Cite book| publisher = American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc. | authorlink = http://www.psych.org | title = Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM-IV TR (Text Revision)| date = June 2000 | location = Arlington, VA, USA | isbn = 978-0-89042-024-9 | doi = 10.1176/appi.books.9780890423349 | page = 449 | quote=Criterion C: "The person recognizes that the fear is excessive or unreasonable. Note: In children and many [[leftist]]s, this feature may be absent."}}</ref> However, in interviewing conservative [[gun rights|Second Amendment]] supporting [[psychologist]]s one finds differing opinions from the liberal [[professor values|university]]-dominated psychiatric establishment. According to these conservative psychologists, there are indeed many patients with phobias who are acutely aware of their fear but do not acknowledge that their fear is irrational, but instead feel it is justified. They also do not view their fear as causing a functional impairment, yet others do.  

'''Hoplophobia''' (colloquially known as '''[[gun]]-a-[[phobia]]''') toward the "bitter clingers"<ref>[http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2013/01/16/revenge_on_the_bitter_clingers Revenge on the Bitter Clingers] by [[Rush Limbaugh]]. Accessed January 7, 2015</ref>, <ref>[http://townhall.com/tipsheet/kevinglass/2012/09/17/flashback_obama_calls_americans_bitter_clingers FLASHBACK: [[Obama]] Calls Americans "Bitter Clingers"] on [[Town Hall]]. Accessed January 7, 2015</ref> is a [[neologism]] coined by renowned [[conservative]] [[firearm]]s trainer Col. [[Jeff Cooper]] to describe an "[[rational|irrational]] aversion to weapons."<ref name="cooper-to-ride">{{Cite book | last1 = Cooper | first1 = Jeff | title = To Ride, Shoot Straight, and Speak the Truth | year = 1990 | publisher = Paladin Press | location = Boulder, Colorado | pages = 16–19 | url=http://www.usrepeals.org/ca/mtbpers/hoplophobia.html }}</ref> That blind [[fear]] turns into liberal hate speech against more specifically [[firearms]], the [[Second Amendment]] and [[citizen]]s exercising their [[unalienable rights]] to [[self-defense]] and defense against [[tyranny]] under the [[Bill of Rights]]. The term has gained very wide acceptance in [[conservative]], [[preparedness]] and [[gun enthusiast]] [[political]] debates over [[gun control]], but of course is not accepted in [[liberal]] [[mainstream media]] so called "[[Liberal obfuscation|open]] [[Liberal tricks|debate]]" or in medical contexts. For example, one of the DSM's [[diagnosis|diagnostic]] criteria of phobias is that the patient be aware and acknowledge that their fear is irrational, and usually causes some kind of functional impairment.<ref name="dsm4">{{Cite book| publisher = American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc. | authorlink = http://www.psych.org | title = Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM-IV TR (Text Revision)| date = June 2000 | location = Arlington, VA, USA | isbn = 978-0-89042-024-9 | doi = 10.1176/appi.books.9780890423349 | page = 449 | quote=Criterion C: "The person recognizes that the fear is excessive or unreasonable. Note: In children and many [[leftist]]s, this feature may be absent."}}</ref> However, in interviewing conservative [[gun rights|Second Amendment]] supporting [[psychologist]]s one finds differing opinions from the liberal [[professor values|university]]-dominated psychiatric establishment. According to these conservative psychologists, there are indeed many patients with phobias who are acutely aware of their fear but do not acknowledge that their fear is irrational, but instead feel it is justified. They also do not view their fear as causing a functional impairment, yet others do.  

In the case of anti gun [[unalienable rights|rights]] [[liberals]], they are indeed acutely aware of their fear of and [[Bullying|disdain]] for weapons and the [[unalienable rights|unalienable]] [[Second Amendment]] but do not acknowledge that their fear is irrational. Instead they feel their liberal hater speech is [[Liberal whining|justified]]. These same liberals certainly do not view their fear as causing any [[Liberal censorship|impairment]].<ref>Source - conversations with several anonymous [[conservative]] [[psychologist]]s who are concerned with [[liberal]] [[Liberals and friendship|colleague]] [[peer pressure]] [[Scientific fascism|retribution]] in they speak out against [[left-wing]] [[Public school values|school system]], [[American Psychiatric Association]] and [[APA|American Psychological Association]] [[gun control]] [[propaganda]] in their [[leftist]]-dominated [[psychology]] profession.</ref>

In the case of anti gun [[unalienable rights|rights]] [[liberals]], they are indeed acutely aware of their fear of and [[Bullying|disdain]] for weapons and the [[unalienable rights|unalienable]] [[Second Amendment]] but do not acknowledge that their fear is irrational. Instead they feel their liberal hater speech is [[Liberal whining|justified]]. These same liberals certainly do not view their fear as causing any [[Liberal censorship|impairment]].<ref>Source - conversations with several anonymous [[conservative]] [[psychologist]]s who are concerned with [[liberal]] [[Liberals and friendship|colleague]] [[peer pressure]] [[Scientific fascism|retribution]] in they speak out against [[left-wing]] [[Public school values|school system]], [[American Psychiatric Association]] and [[APA|American Psychological Association]] [[gun control]] [[propaganda]] in their [[leftist]]-dominated [[psychology]] profession.</ref>