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'''Deliberate ignorance''' is the practice of refusing to consider or discuss logic or evidence disproving ideologically motivated positions. A related concept is the [[fallacy of invincible ignorance]]. Examples of deliberate ignorance include:<ref>Because deliberate ignorance is a form of [[deceit]], and deceit is a [[Liberal]] trait, there are few (if any) convincing examples of [[Conservatives]] engaging in deliberate ignorance.</ref>
'''Deliberate ignorance''' is the practice of refusing to consider or discuss logic or evidence disproving ideologically motivated positions. A related concept is the [[fallacy of invincible ignorance]]. Examples of deliberate ignorance include:
* [[Howard Dean]], a physician, former Governor, and longtime politician, refusing to recognize that [[taxpayer-funded abortion]] increases the number of [[abortion]]s<ref>http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/015/210vssua.asp?</ref>
* [[Howard Dean]], a physician, former Governor, and longtime politician, refusing to recognize that [[taxpayer-funded abortion]] increases the number of [[abortion]]s<ref>http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/015/210vssua.asp?</ref>
* Liberal Internet discussion boards quickly delete posts that present facts contradicting liberal ideology and ban users making such posts.
* Liberal Internet discussion boards quickly delete posts that present facts contradicting liberal ideology and ban users making such posts.
* [[atheists]] refuse to acknowledge [[a priori]] [[philosophical]] [[proofs]] of the existence of [[God]], and specifically the [[Christian]] god, such as the [[ontological argument]]; they also fail to provide proof and [[evidence]] that there is no God.
* [[atheists]] refuse to acknowledge [[a priori]] [[philosophical]] [[proofs]] of the existence of [[God]], and specifically the [[Christian]] god, such as the [[ontological argument]]; they also fail to provide proof and [[evidence]] that there is no God.
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