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::I agree with Andy here, the only people who view conservatives in a bad light are liberals.  I am not concerned that a (small and getting smaller) group who have rejected all logic would wish to give my conservatism a bad name.  [[User:DwayneD|DwayneD]] 14:32, 16 January 2010 (EST)
 
::I agree with Andy here, the only people who view conservatives in a bad light are liberals.  I am not concerned that a (small and getting smaller) group who have rejected all logic would wish to give my conservatism a bad name.  [[User:DwayneD|DwayneD]] 14:32, 16 January 2010 (EST)
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:Nonobu, there are a variety of people on Conservapedia, but I do agree that it is much more populated by the Religious Right. (I always recommend people looking for information favorable to creationism here.) Most liberals I know are permanently stuck with the false stereotype you are trying to hide, and no matter what you tell them, there is no way in their minds for conservatives to be charitable, color-blind, intelligent, educated, not from the South or not a Bible Christian. For example, according to a liberal, if you are Republican, you don't care about the poor, and you cannot possibly care about helping the poor if you are a Republican. As for the Conservative Bible Project, I too am not a fan - I have seen stuff I don't like, and personally I feel that having fiery King James alongside a "nicer" TEV or NIV solves the archaic language issue perfectly. But I keep quiet, and there's so much else here which I as a Catholic conservative am perfectly comfortable with, and I'm sure atheist/agnostic conservatives such as yourself can find something you'll enjoy here too. -[[User:Danq|danq]] 23:16, 18 January 2010 (EST)
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