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Line 86: − − == SamHB, your footnote did not support your contention == − − Your footnote in the [[liberal style]] article did not support your contention. I did not remove material in a comment thread in order to win an argument. − − Here is the material I deleted from your talk page: − − "I got TAR blocked for you. It is not big deal to TAR since he is not coming back. − − Anytime you want to thank me for getting TAR blocked, I will of course graciously accept the thanks. :)". − − I did send an email to Andy about this matter and put a comment on his talk page which I think helped cause TAR to be blocked. Your efforts to get TAR blocked were ineffectual and I felt sorry for you. − − Second, I have never lost an argument to a liberal at CP and it is not due to my debating prowess, but it is instead due to the utter weakness of liberalism.[[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 16:05, 7 April 2016 (EDT)
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==Liberals promoting liberalism==
==Liberals promoting liberalism==
I've been looking at liberal creep as opposed to Conservapedia's Law and have realised that it says a lot about how the two different groups promote their beliefs. Conservatives on the one hand do constructive things to promote conservatism, such as adding to the language, while liberals rely on doing negative things like distorting facts, and even when they do add to the language it is only a distortion of a conservative word or an attempt to get rid of a conservative word altogether. I don't believe that this has been specifically addressed on this page, but can't add it myself as I can't edit it. If anyone who does have editing rights agrees with me would you like to add it? Thanks, :) --[[User:JimMac|JimMac]] 09:11, 24 May 2011 (EDT)
I've been looking at liberal creep as opposed to Conservapedia's Law and have realised that it says a lot about how the two different groups promote their beliefs. Conservatives on the one hand do constructive things to promote conservatism, such as adding to the language, while liberals rely on doing negative things like distorting facts, and even when they do add to the language it is only a distortion of a conservative word or an attempt to get rid of a conservative word altogether. I don't believe that this has been specifically addressed on this page, but can't add it myself as I can't edit it. If anyone who does have editing rights agrees with me would you like to add it? Thanks, :) --[[User:JimMac|JimMac]] 09:11, 24 May 2011 (EDT)