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Terrorism was not mentioned, not even once, during the entire first day of the Democratic National Convention in 2016, despite increasing numbers of widely reported terrorism having occurred in Florida, in France, and elsewhere.
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'''Liberal denial''' is the tendency of [[liberals]] to conceal, [[denial|deny]] or [[Censorship|censor]] the truth for ideological reasons.  The root cause of liberal denial is a desire to deny [[Jesus Christ]], and ultimately the existence of [[God]].  A list of examples of [[liberal denial]] are the following:
 
'''Liberal denial''' is the tendency of [[liberals]] to conceal, [[denial|deny]] or [[Censorship|censor]] the truth for ideological reasons.  The root cause of liberal denial is a desire to deny [[Jesus Christ]], and ultimately the existence of [[God]].  A list of examples of [[liberal denial]] are the following:
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# [[Terrorism]] was not mentioned, not even once, during the entire first day of the [[Democratic National Convention]] in 2016, despite increasing numbers of widely reported terrorism having occurred in Florida, in France, and elsewhere.
 
# [[Obama]] refused to mention ISIS, radical Islam, or Islamic extremism in his comments on the worst attack since [[9/11]] -- a mass murder committed by an admitted supporter of ISIS in a Florida nightclub in June 2016.
 
# [[Obama]] refused to mention ISIS, radical Islam, or Islamic extremism in his comments on the worst attack since [[9/11]] -- a mass murder committed by an admitted supporter of ISIS in a Florida nightclub in June 2016.
 
# Deny that the much-publicized "proof" of the [[general theory of relativity]] in 1919 was, in fact, scientific misconduct by [[Arthur Eddington]] who "cherry-picked"<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-brooks/scientists-behaving-badly_b_1448729.html</ref> his data to reach his desired result, which would have gotten him expelled from any PhD program worth its salt today.
 
# Deny that the much-publicized "proof" of the [[general theory of relativity]] in 1919 was, in fact, scientific misconduct by [[Arthur Eddington]] who "cherry-picked"<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-brooks/scientists-behaving-badly_b_1448729.html</ref> his data to reach his desired result, which would have gotten him expelled from any PhD program worth its salt today.
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