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|politically correct

|politically correct

|1983

|1983

|This term originated with liberals at the [[University of Wisconsin-Madison]], who meant it as a serious way to enforce their nutty ideas.  It was so absurd that its usage quickly flipped to mockery of the liberals.

|This term originated with liberals at the [[University of Wisconsin-Madison]], who meant it as a serious way to enforce their nutty ideas.  It was so absurd that its usage quickly flipped to mockery of liberals.

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|productive

|productive

|radar

|radar

|1941

|1941

|Acronym of "Radio Detection and Ranging"; inclusion here being challenged on talk page

|Acronym of "Radio Detection and Ranging"; inclusion here being challenged on talk page. "Radar" is  used in  politics to mean a "sense of", and was a root of the term "gaydar", often used to refer to those who feel that they can sense participation in homosexual or otherwise sinful behaviors by talking to or seeing men.

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|responsibility

|responsibility

|scientism

|scientism

|1870

|1870

|fool-hardy faith in the methods of science

|fool-hardy and often undying faith in the methods of science over religion

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|self-defense

|self-defense

|wannabee

|wannabee

|1981

|1981

|the second most recent entry; a word that criticizes liberal [[status worship]]

|the second most recent entry; a word that criticizes liberal [[status worship]] Popularized in the United States by 1990's popular music group "The Spice Girls"

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|pro-choice

|pro-choice

|1975

|1975

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|A term with a positive connotation in liberals' eyes meaning one who supports [[abortion]] and other forms of birth control

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|[[quote mining]]

|[[quote mining]]