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Talk:Essay:Best New Conservative Words (view source)
Revision as of 22:23, June 13, 2015
, 22:23, June 13, 2015→De Minimis: new section
I suggest we use the 1635 origin as recorded in Merriam-Webster. Saying that it originated in law is saying that a term used used to absolve somebody of responsibility is Conservative. This is most likely liberal misuse of the previously Conservative word. I will put it back again, but if you are still in doubt I suggest moving it to one of the other lists.
I suggest we use the 1635 origin as recorded in Merriam-Webster. Saying that it originated in law is saying that a term used used to absolve somebody of responsibility is Conservative. This is most likely liberal misuse of the previously Conservative word. I will put it back again, but if you are still in doubt I suggest moving it to one of the other lists.
== De Minimis ==
*Andy, you overwrote ''deregulation'': was this intentionally?
*The edit-count jumped from 300 to 302. Seems to be time for a recount.
*How on earth is this term conservative?
--[[User:AugustO|AugustO]] 18:23, 13 June 2015 (EDT)