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I don't like this article either. It's ironic how the point about American English used British punctuation rules.
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#Dismissing valid conservative criticism for no reason.
 
#Dismissing valid conservative criticism for no reason.
 
#Using the term "conservative" as a [[pejorative]].
 
#Using the term "conservative" as a [[pejorative]].
#Insisting on "globalist" terms and phrasing to the detriment of [[American]] English and meanings. This is an anti-American effort to promote "one worldism".
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#Insisting on "globalist" terms and phrasing to the detriment of [[American]] English and meanings. This is an anti-American effort to promote "one worldism."
    
==Examples==
 
==Examples==
 
*[[Liberals]] tried to interrupt [[Phyllis Schlafly]] from speaking when she was awarded an honorary degree at [[Washington University]]
 
*[[Liberals]] tried to interrupt [[Phyllis Schlafly]] from speaking when she was awarded an honorary degree at [[Washington University]]
*By not allowing prayer in [[public school]], [[Liberals]] are undermining religion
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*By not allowing prayer in [[public school]], liberals are undermining religion
 
*[[Hollywood values]] capture youth and expose them to [[liberal values]]
 
*[[Hollywood values]] capture youth and expose them to [[liberal values]]
  
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