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this is worse than the others and that's saying something
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Liberals use words like "[[conservative]]" as [[epithets]] to disparage and discredit any views opposing [[Liberalism]]. In a typical news story, if opposing views are presented, the liberal view will be portrayed as mainstream, i.e., [[unmarked]]. A conservative view will be specifically [[marked]], so viewers or readers know that it's not considered mainstream.
Liberals use words like "[[conservative]]" as [[epithets]] to disparage and discredit any views opposing [[Liberalism]]. In a typical news story, if opposing views are presented, the liberal view will be portrayed as mainstream, i.e., [[unmarked]]. A conservative view will be specifically [[marked]], so viewers or readers know that it's not considered mainstream.
The basis for this is the liberal delusion that liberalism is mainstream, and that conservatism is "[[far right]]". Part of this is the motive to smear modern conservatism with connotations of [[Nazi]] [[Fascism]].
The basis for this is the liberal delusion that liberalism is mainstream, and that conservatism is "[[far right]]". Part of this is the motive to smear modern conservatism with connotations of [[Nazi]] [[Fascism]].