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No need to scream, with a template that messes up the indentation and structure of the paragraph. Just indent and write normally. I can read.
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::::Confirm thy soul in self-control,
 
::::Confirm thy soul in self-control,
 
::::Thy liberty in law!
 
::::Thy liberty in law!
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:::That was aimed at Donald Trump, who seems to have little self-control, little respect for law, little knowledge of American history and traditions, and little knowledge of, and respect for, the teachings of Jesus.  But, as we say on this country: if the shoe fits, wear it.
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:::That was aimed at Donald Trump, who seems to have little self-control, little respect for law, little knowledge of American history and traditions, and little knowledge of, and respect for, the teachings of Jesus.  But, as we say in this country: if the shoe fits, wear it.
    
:::In a few days I may go over to his talk page and try to make peace.  To try to convince him that we can make CP a better place if we all work together.  And that it would be better not to toss around the words "liberal" and "leftist" with such wild abandon, because it just makes CP look less respectable and trustworthy to do so.  And that one doesn't need to be a "leftist" to oppose murderous thug Vladimir Putin.
 
:::In a few days I may go over to his talk page and try to make peace.  To try to convince him that we can make CP a better place if we all work together.  And that it would be better not to toss around the words "liberal" and "leftist" with such wild abandon, because it just makes CP look less respectable and trustworthy to do so.  And that one doesn't need to be a "leftist" to oppose murderous thug Vladimir Putin.
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::::Your comment "And that it would be better not to toss around the words "liberal" and "leftist" with such wild abandon, because it just makes CP look less respectable and trustworthy to do so" also reflects exactly the type of things liberals say regarding CP (at the [[Liberal Style]] article, under Debate and rhetorical tactics):
 
::::Your comment "And that it would be better not to toss around the words "liberal" and "leftist" with such wild abandon, because it just makes CP look less respectable and trustworthy to do so" also reflects exactly the type of things liberals say regarding CP (at the [[Liberal Style]] article, under Debate and rhetorical tactics):
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:::::"Like to use the phrase 'reflects poorly on the site' when talking about the liberal articles on Conservapedia."
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{{cquote|Like to use the phrase "reflects poorly on the site" when talking about the liberal articles on Conservapedia.}}
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::::And numbers 5 and 6 under Liberalism in the same article:
 
::::And numbers 5 and 6 under Liberalism in the same article:
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:::::"Calling the use of the term liberal when used in a derogatory context 'stupid'"
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{{cquote|Calling the use of the term liberal when used in a derogatory context "stupid"}}
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:::::"Will often deny being a liberal, or will claim to be a 'true conservative', while spouting liberal and Democrat talking points and criticizing basic conservative beliefs and principles."
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{{cquote|Will often deny being a liberal, or will claim to be a "true conservative", while spouting liberal and Democrat talking points and criticizing basic conservative beliefs and principles.}}
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::::And under Personal traits (again in the same article):
 
::::And under Personal traits (again in the same article):
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:::::"Concealing one's liberal views rather than admitting them"
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{{cquote|Concealing one's liberal views rather than admitting them}}
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::::But at day's end, this is still Conservapedia, ''not'' Liberalpedia. [[User:Northwest|Northwest]] ([[User talk:Northwest|talk]]) 09:11, 14 April 2017 (EDT)
 
::::But at day's end, this is still Conservapedia, ''not'' Liberalpedia. [[User:Northwest|Northwest]] ([[User talk:Northwest|talk]]) 09:11, 14 April 2017 (EDT)
  
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