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2011-09-13T23:02:20Z

JefferyA:

:'''[[Campaign finance reform]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A method to curtail the [[free speech]] of [[corporation|corporations]].
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A way of limiting the valid effect of [[money]] on [[politics]].

:'''[[capitalism]]'''
:Date: 1850-1855
:''True conservative meaning'' - the best [[economics|economic]] system known to man; involves the [[free market]], private ownership and [[conservative values|personal responsibility]]
:''False liberal redefinition'' - greedy system where the rich flourish

:'''[[car]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A highly efficient method of transportation using an internal combustion engine for power.
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - A dangerous device that harms the [[environmentalism|"environment."]]
:'''[[ceiling]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - the top of a room
:''False liberal redefinition'' - a barrier in [[business]] that minorities or [[women]] cannot rise above

:'''[[censorship]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Banning certain information based on [[ideology]], a [[liberal values|liberal tactic]].
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A method of not offending people.

:'''centrist'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - a word misleadingly used to describe a [[liberal]] who may not support every single aspect of the liberal philosophy
:''False liberal redefinition'' - someone whose personal politics falls in between [[conservative]] and [[liberal]]

:'''[[charity]]'''
:Date: 13th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - voluntarily helping out others
:''False liberal redefinition'' - forcibly helping the less fortunate through oppressive [[tax|taxes]]

:'''Christian'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A [[secular|secularized]] term preferred by [[atheism|atheists]] to describe the Followers of [[Christ]]
:''False liberal redefinition'' - One who believes in Christianity
:'''[[Christian In Name Only]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - One who professes to be a Christian in public but privately holds beliefs or behaves in a way that is antithetical to Christ's teachings.
:'''[[Christianity]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The true [[religion]].
:''False liberal redefinition'' - One religion among others.

:'''claptrap'''
:Date: 1799
:''True Conservative meaning'' - liberal nonsense

:'''[[class]]'''
:Date: 1850-1855
:''True conservative meaning'' - A method of grouping [[society]] into sets based on employment.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Different groups within society who are in opposition to one another. See [[Class warefare]].

:'''[[Climate change]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Normal seasonal variation in temperature and weather.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A [[conspiracy]] that claims humans are somehow raising the temperature of the entire planet. This is used as a pretext to raise taxes and impose burdensome [[regulation|regulations]] on small business.

:'''[[Compassion]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Freeing people by making society more capitalist.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Caring about those less fortunate than oneself and [[socialism|using the state to promote some basic protections]] against extreme poverty and destitution.

:'''[[communism]]'''
:Date: 1840
:''True conservative meaning'' - a liberal and atheistic system based on state ownership of the economy and murder
:''False liberal redefinition'' - [[democracy]]

:'''community'''
:Date: 14th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - a group of people; society
:''False liberal redefinition'' - the [[government]]

:'''[[Conservapedia]]'''
:Date: 2006
:''True conservative meaning'' - The Trustworthy Encyclopedia.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - an [[America|American]] [[conservative]] Christian-biased encyclopedia.

:'''[[conservative]]'''
:Date: 14th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - a good person who believes in personal responsibility, free markets and good [[Christian values]].
:''False liberal redefinition'' - an [[evil]] person

:'''[[constitution]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - a fundamental [[law]] that defines a system of government and provides enforceable limits on the power of that government
:''False liberal redefinition'' - an excuse for [[judicial activism|activist judges]] to undo [[democracy]]

:'''[[corporation]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A job creator and legal person entitled to all the constitutional rights afforded human Americans, including freedom of speech in the form of money donated to political candidates
:''False liberal redefinition'' - An evil, oppressive entity with limitless power to sway [[election|elections]] and write laws for their own benefit at the expense of the people. (Liberals like to deny that corporations are, in fact, people.)

:'''[[cosmodicy]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - the problem atheists have of justifying the fundamental goodness of the [[universe]] in the face of evil
:''False liberal redefinition'' - no such problem exists

:'''[[creationism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The correct [[science|scientific]] position, that [[God]] created the universe and humanity in six days.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A foolish [[ideology]].

:'''[[cyber-terrorism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Attacking a [[Internet|website]] with an ideology you disprove of. Frequently used by liberals.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Harmless fun.

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Conservative Dictionary Project (C)

2011-09-13T23:01:45Z

JefferyA:

:'''[[Campaign finance reform]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A method to curtail the [[free speech]] of [[corporation|corporations]].
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A way of limiting the valid effect of [[money]] on [[politics]].

:'''[[capitalism]]'''
:Date: 1850-1855
:''True conservative meaning'' - the best [[economics|economic]] system known to man; involves the [[free market]], private ownership and [[conservative values|personal responsibility]]
:''False liberal redefinition'' - greedy system where the rich flourish

:'''[[car]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A highly efficient method of transportation using an internal combustion engine for power.
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - A dangerous device that harms the [[environmentalism|"environment."]]
:'''[[ceiling]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - the top of a room
:''False liberal redefinition'' - a barrier in [[business]] that minorities or [[women]] cannot rise above

:'''[[censorship]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Banning certain information based on [[ideology]], a [[liberal values|liberal tactic]].
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A method of not offending people.

:'''centrist'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - a word misleadingly used to describe a [[liberal]] who may not support every single aspect of the liberal philosophy
:''False liberal redefinition'' - someone whose personal politics falls in between [[conservative]] and [[liberal]]

:'''[[charity]]'''
:Date: 13th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - voluntarily helping out others
:''False liberal redefinition'' - forcibly helping the less fortunate through oppressive [[tax|taxes]]

:'''Christian'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A [[secular|secularized]] term preferred by [[atheism|atheists]] to describe the Followers of [[Christ]]
:''False liberal redefinition'' - One who believes in Christianity
:'''[[Christian In Name Only'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - One who professes to be a Christian in public but privately holds beliefs or behaves in a way that is antithetical to Christ's teachings.
:'''[[Christianity]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The true [[religion]].
:''False liberal redefinition'' - One religion among others.

:'''claptrap'''
:Date: 1799
:''True Conservative meaning'' - liberal nonsense

:'''[[class]]'''
:Date: 1850-1855
:''True conservative meaning'' - A method of grouping [[society]] into sets based on employment.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Different groups within society who are in opposition to one another. See [[Class warefare]].

:'''[[Climate change]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Normal seasonal variation in temperature and weather.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A [[conspiracy]] that claims humans are somehow raising the temperature of the entire planet. This is used as a pretext to raise taxes and impose burdensome [[regulation|regulations]] on small business.

:'''[[Compassion]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Freeing people by making society more capitalist.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Caring about those less fortunate than oneself and [[socialism|using the state to promote some basic protections]] against extreme poverty and destitution.

:'''[[communism]]'''
:Date: 1840
:''True conservative meaning'' - a liberal and atheistic system based on state ownership of the economy and murder
:''False liberal redefinition'' - [[democracy]]

:'''community'''
:Date: 14th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - a group of people; society
:''False liberal redefinition'' - the [[government]]

:'''[[Conservapedia]]'''
:Date: 2006
:''True conservative meaning'' - The Trustworthy Encyclopedia.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - an [[America|American]] [[conservative]] Christian-biased encyclopedia.

:'''[[conservative]]'''
:Date: 14th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - a good person who believes in personal responsibility, free markets and good [[Christian values]].
:''False liberal redefinition'' - an [[evil]] person

:'''[[constitution]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - a fundamental [[law]] that defines a system of government and provides enforceable limits on the power of that government
:''False liberal redefinition'' - an excuse for [[judicial activism|activist judges]] to undo [[democracy]]

:'''[[corporation]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A job creator and legal person entitled to all the constitutional rights afforded human Americans, including freedom of speech in the form of money donated to political candidates
:''False liberal redefinition'' - An evil, oppressive entity with limitless power to sway [[election|elections]] and write laws for their own benefit at the expense of the people. (Liberals like to deny that corporations are, in fact, people.)

:'''[[cosmodicy]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - the problem atheists have of justifying the fundamental goodness of the [[universe]] in the face of evil
:''False liberal redefinition'' - no such problem exists

:'''[[creationism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The correct [[science|scientific]] position, that [[God]] created the universe and humanity in six days.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A foolish [[ideology]].

:'''[[cyber-terrorism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Attacking a [[Internet|website]] with an ideology you disprove of. Frequently used by liberals.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Harmless fun.

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Talk:Christian In Name Only

2011-09-13T16:21:56Z

JefferyA: Created page with "There are several "deal breakers" for Christianity. Supporting the right for women to murder their children is one. As is supporting the homosexual lifestyle. There is nothing to..."

There are several "deal breakers" for Christianity. Supporting the right for women to murder their children is one. As is supporting the homosexual lifestyle. There is nothing to debate or oppose here. --[[User:JefferyA|JefferyA]] 12:21, 13 September 2011 (EDT)

Christian In Name Only

2011-09-13T16:19:54Z

JefferyA: please see talk page before re-adding deleted material

A '''Christian in Name Only'''<ref>[http://www.ucg.org/doctrinal-beliefs/christians-name-only/ Christians in Name Only?]</ref> (abbreviated '''XINO'''), also called a '''nominal Christian''',<ref>[http://www.comprehensivechristian.com/The-Nominal-Christian-comprehensivechristian.com.asp The Nominal Christian]</ref> or more often, a [[Liberal Christianity|Liberal Christian]] is someone who professes to be a [[Christian]] in public, but holds beliefs so contrary to [[Christianity]] that they are "deal breakers." Such beliefs include being in favor of [[abortion]]s or [[special rights]] for [[homosexual]]s and belief that [[Jesus]] is not the only way to Heaven.

==List of XINOs==
*[[Anders Breivik]]
*[[Bill Clinton]]
*[[Ted Haggard]]
*[[Eddie L. Long]]
*[[Barack Obama]]<ref>Barack Obama may be a special case. There is [[Barack Obama's Muslim Heritage|much evidence]] that he may be a [[Muslim]] who is practicing ''taqiyya,'' an Islamic custom which allows a Muslim to conceal his true religion if the adherent [[deceit|feels it would be beneficial to do so.]]</ref>
*[[Albert Odulele]]
''(Add more)''

==See Also==
*[[Cafeteria Christianity]]
*[[Fast Food Christianity]]
*[[Fluffy bunny]]
*[[Liberal Christianity]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Christianity]]
[[Category:Religion]]

2011-09-09T02:02:03Z

JefferyA: Undo revision 912337 by Yeshello (talk)

'''Unit price elasticity of demand''', or unitary [[demand]], is when an increase in [[price]] causes the same percent decrease in quantity demanded, and total [[revenue]] (price times quantity) remains unchanged.

[[Category:Economics]]

Nelson Mandela

2011-09-09T02:01:13Z

JefferyA: I'm sure you do, but his article is not the place to put that.

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'''Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela''' (b. July 18, 1918 in the Transkei) is a [[South Africa]]n leader, who fought hard against [[apartheid]] until he was imprisoned in 1964. He was released in 1990 and went on to become South Africa's first president to be elected by a multi-racial electorate in 1994.

== Early Life and Political Socialization ==

Almost immediately, we see Mandela plunged into political life, as his father was the ‘right hand man’ to the Acting Paramount Chief of Thembuland (ANC archive). Although the reasons for his political socialization are evident and obvious, one ought to consider the ramifications of his environment; for instance, it can be argued that the class system in South Africa was in conflict with his ideals: “Ideologies and ideologists arise in class-divided societies…” (Ball and Dagger) If this is true, then it is vital to speak of Mandela and apartheid as two sides of the same coin.

Mandela’s primary education began in a local mission school, and his secondary education was completed in a Wesleyan institute in Healdtown. Around this time, he began to see cases in the Chief’s courts, many involving apartheid issues, and this primed him to want to become a lawyer instead of taking his father’s place in Thembuland politics (ANC archive).

Mandela’s earliest political experience came while enrolled at the University College of Fort Hare, where he was working to obtain a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. While at the college, he was elected to a student political organization known as the Student’s Representative Council. Soon after, Mandela was expelled for participating in a protest on campus (ANC archive). Because of this, Mandela attended Johannesburg where he finally obtained his BA. Soon after, he joined the [[African National Congress]] in 1942, during the height of [[World War II]].
Nelson Mandela’s personal fixation with freedom brought him to work with many other members of the African National Congress to form a group under the leadership of a colleague, Anton Lembede (ANC archive). The group’s main focus was to change the African National Congress into a mass movement, including all people from urban communities to those in the countryside.

Mandela was instrumental in many political endeavors, many of which were anti-apartheid movements such as the Programme of Action, a policy-based initiative which was founded on the principle of using the non-violent weapons of “boycott, strike, civil disobedience and non-co-operation” (ANC archive). This eventually became the modus operandi of the African National Congress.

And yet, some of our greatest leaders and role models have to resort to evil in order to do good. Mandela, being no exception to this, was the leader of an armed resistance group known as Umkhonto we Sizwe, formed in 1962. Mandela explains his reasoning:

:“At the beginning of June 1961, after long and anxious assessment of the South African situation, I and some colleagues came to the conclusion that as long violence in this country was inevitable, it would be wrong and unrealistic for African leaders to continue preaching peace and non-violence at a time when the government met our peaceful demands with force.” –Nelson Mandela (ANC archive)

It was this notion, along with strong governmental apartheid sentiment that would eventually land Nelson R. Mandela in prison.

== Mandela in Prison ==

Nelson Mandela, like many political activists, eventually found himself imprisoned. He was sent to the notorious Robben Island Prison where he would eventually serve twenty seven years (Battersby). He was one of the many victims of the Treason Trial. After the trial, the African National Congress was banned, and the already convicted Mandela was sentenced to prison.

Mandela was in prison for twenty seven years, during which he endured a radical transformation. Mandela, by self-admittance, had a temper problem prior to being incarcerated. During prison, however, he had to learn to control his anger. “One was angry,” says Mandela, “at what was happening [in apartheid South Africa]- the humiliation, the loss of our human dignity. We tended to react in accordance with anger and our emotion rather than sitting down and thinking about things properly” (Battersby).

Mandela claimed it was the solitude in the prison cell that allowed one to think to oneself, allowing the nerves to become calm. In addition, many of Mandela’s prison mates were well-educated, well-travelled individuals. “When they told you of their experiences,” Mandela says, “you felt humbled” (Battersby). Mandela, while in prison, was also instrumental in the transformation of Robben Island from a ‘criminal’ prison to a ‘student’ prison.
Mandela had chances to prove his political worth while in prison, as well. During the seventies, Mandela was offered remission of his sentence if he recognized the apartheid racially segregated region of Transkei. He refused. Later, during the eighties, Mandela was given a second opportunity at remission, only this time he was asked to renounce the violence that some of his groups partook in. He, again, refused (ANC archive).

Indeed, during his prison time, Mandela proved to be a prime example of a strong believer in principle, while at the same time erupting as a shining light to others suffering alongside him.

==Mandela is Released==

Mandela, stepping out of his prison cell, faced a newly changed South Africa through the eyes of a newly changed man. Shortly after being released, Mandela and his colleagues agreed on the suspension of the armed struggle (Umkhonto we Sizwe). He was officially released from prison in 1990, and was eventually elected President of the African National Congress in 1991 (ANC archive). Later, in 1994, he was elected President of the State of [[South Africa]] in the first truly democratic elections in the nation's history.

Before retiring from public life in June of 1999, he had received over fifty honorary degrees at prestigious universities all over the world, and was chancellor of the University of the North (ANC archive).

Elsewhere in the world, Mandela has made several attempts to make peace, even with nations outside his personal safety realm. For instance, in October of 1999, Mandela met with leaders from Iran, Syria, Jordan, Israel, Gaza, and the United States. Although Mandela found these numerous meetings to be pleasant, he did mention that the [[Israeli]] prime minister, [[Ehud Barak]], rejected Mandela’s intervention into the conflict (Battersby).

Mandela went on to win the Nobel Peace Prize, in a respect, as a representative of those who stand for peace and combat racism. Mandela, in the wake of this, regards his winning of the Peace Prize as a tribute to the people of Norway who stood against apartheid for so many years while so many more remained silent (ANC archive).

Certainly, Nelson Mandela’s political career after prison is one which many could be both envious of, while at the same time stand in awe at such greatness.

==Mandela and President Bush==

In a September, 2007 speech defending the Iraq war, [[George W. Bush]] blamed Mandela's death on [[Saddam Hussein]]. Mandela was, in fact, still alive.<ref>[http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070921/wl_nm/safrica_mandela_bush_dc Mandela still alive after embarrassing Bush remark ]</ref>
The [[United States]] took Mandela off the [[terrorist]] watch-list in 2008, days before his 90th birthday.

==Closing Thoughts==

Nelson R. Mandela, in the wake of political turmoil, was one man who was both willing and able to stand up and fight back. Indeed, we can see how the man developed his legacy through his activist years, his years in prison, and his much more elaborate life afterwards.

Despite Mandela's history of supporting terrorism (was on the offical US Terrorist Watch List), the South African Broadcasting Corporation poll for the Greatest South Africans, had Mandela ranked number one greatest South African of all time.<ref>[http://www.biz-community.com/Article.aspx?ai=4673&c=11]</ref>

== Notes ==

Ball, Terence, and Richard Dagger. Ideals and Ideologies. Fifth ed. Pearson Education,
2004.

Battersby, John. "Mandela." Christian Science Monitor (2000)
"Birth of Freedom." Ed. Jon E. Lewis. New York: Gramercy Books.

Denenberg, Barry. No Easy Walk to Freedom. Ca-Print Harcourt Heinamann.

"Profile of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela." African National Congress Archive

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[[Category:Heads of State]]
[[Category:Nobel laureates in Peace]]

==References==

*Apartheid:A History by Brian Lapping (detailed Mandela's conviction for terrorism at the Rivonia trial)
*[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=940DEFDB1631F932A1575BC0A96E948260&sec=&spon=&pagewanted=all] Mandela's 1985 refusal to renounce public violence

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2011-09-08T03:38:16Z

JefferyA:

Conservative Dictionary Project (F)

2011-09-08T03:36:23Z

JefferyA:

:'''Family'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The basic unit of society consisting of one man, one woman and children
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A taxonomic rank between Order and Genus, used by atheist scientists to organize organisms based on supposed evolutionary relationships

:'''[[Family Values]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Values required to raise a productive, moral, and happy family. They include rejecting the freedom to marry whom you love, worship in God, and working for a living.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Bigoted, hateful, and racist values forced upon society by the so called "Religious Right".

:'''[[fascism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A far left philosophy defined by big government.
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - A dead politic system used by the [[Nazi]]s. Liberals deny that fascism is still a threat, and claim that historical fascism is a conservative philosophy.

:'''[[feminism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Anti-abortion philosophy espoused by suffragettes who sought the right to vote.
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - The idea that women should be equal to men in all things.

:'''[[First amendment]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - An amendment to the United States constitution that prevents the government from interfering with the free exercise of religion
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - An amendment to the United States constitution that prohibits Christians from making public declarations of faith.

:'''[[flood]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A catastrophe caused by water rising above the banks of a river. All floods are reminders of the [[Great Deluge]].
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - none (liberals rarely use this word because of its connection with the Bible)

:'''floor'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - the bottom of a room

:'''[[Food Police]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Liberal effort to control what people eat by illegal regulation.

:'''[[Founding Fathers]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The Christian men who used powerful conservative ideas to create the United States
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Atheists who wanted an atheistic country

:'''[[free market]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A market without unneeded regulation which creates prosperity for all.
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - an evil system which creates inequality.

:'''[[free speech]]'''
:Date: 1789
:''True conservative meaning'' - The right to speak and pray without government interference.
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - The right for certain groups to force their views on others.

:'''[[freedom]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The ability to live in a society free of government influence
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - N/A, liberals place no value in freedom

:'''[[Fundamentalism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Remaining true to the original intentions of the [[Bible]]
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - Overly religious zealotry

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2011-09-08T03:34:28Z

JefferyA:

:'''Family'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The basic unit of society consisting of one man, one woman and children
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A taxonomic rank between Order and Genus, used by atheist to organize organisms based on supposed evolutionary relationships

:'''[[Family Values]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Values required to raise a productive, moral, and happy family. They include rejecting the freedom to marry whom you love, worship in God, and working for a living.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Bigoted, hateful, and racist values forced upon society by the so called "Religious Right".

:'''[[fascism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A far left philosophy defined by big government.
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - A dead politic system used by the [[Nazi]]s. Liberals deny that fascism is still a threat, and claim that historical fascism is a conservative philosophy.

:'''[[feminism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Anti-abortion philosophy espoused by suffragettes who sought the right to vote.
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - The idea that women should be equal to men in all things.

:'''[[First amendment]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - An amendment to the United States constitution that prevents the government from interfering with the free exercise of religion
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - An amendment to the United States constitution that prohibits Christians from making public declarations of faith.

:'''[[flood]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A catastrophe caused by water rising above the banks of a river. All floods are reminders of the [[Great Deluge]].
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - none (liberals rarely use this word because of its connection with the Bible)

:'''floor'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - the bottom of a room

:'''[[Food Police]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Liberal effort to control what people eat by illegal regulation.

:'''[[Founding Fathers]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The Christian men who used powerful conservative ideas to create the United States
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Atheists who wanted an atheistic country

:'''[[free market]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A market without unneeded regulation which creates prosperity for all.
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - an evil system which creates inequality.

:'''[[free speech]]'''
:Date: 1789
:''True conservative meaning'' - The right to speak and pray without government interference.
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - The right for certain groups to force their views on others.

:'''[[freedom]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The ability to live in a society free of government influence
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - N/A, liberals place no value in freedom

:'''[[Fundamentalism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Remaining true to the original intentions of the [[Bible]]
: ''False liberal redefinition'' - Overly religious zealotry

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Conservative Dictionary Project (C)

2011-09-06T20:27:36Z

JefferyA:

:'''[[Campaign finance reform]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - A method to curtail the free speech of corporations.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A way of limiting the valid effect of money on politics.

:'''[[capitalism]]'''
:Date: 1850-1855
:''True conservative meaning'' - the best economic system known to man; involves the [[free market]], private ownership and personal responsibility
:''False liberal redefinition'' - greedy system where the rich flourish

:'''[[censorship]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Banning certain information based on ideology, a liberal tactic.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A method of not offending people.

:'''centrist'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - a word misleadingly used to describe a [[liberal]] who may not support every single aspect of the liberal philosophy
:''False liberal redefinition'' - someone whose personal politics falls in between [[conservative]] and [[liberal]]

:'''chair'''
:Date: 13th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - a seat for a human being to sit in

:'''[[charity]]'''
:Date: 13th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - voluntarily helping out others
:''False liberal redefinition'' - forcibly helping the less fortunate through oppressive taxes

:'''claptrap'''
:Date: 1799
:''True Conservative meaning'' - liberal nonsense

:'''[[class]]'''
:Date: 1850-1855
:''True conservative meaning'' - A method of grouping society into sets based on employment.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Different groups within society who are in opposition to one another. See [[Class warefare]].

:'''[[Climate change]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Normal seasonal variation in temperature and weather.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A conspiracy that claims humans are somehow raising the temperature of the entire planet. This is used as a pretext to raise taxes and impose burdensome regulations on small business.

:'''clueless'''
:Date: 1743
:''True conservative meaning'' - not having any clue; ignorant

:'''[[communism]]'''
:Date: 1840
:''True conservative meaning'' - a liberal and atheistic system based on state ownership of the economy and murder
:''False liberal redefinition'' - democracy

:'''community'''
:Date: 14th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - a group of people; society
:''False liberal redefinition'' - the government

:'''[[conservative]]'''
:Date: 14th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - a good person who believes in personal responsibility, free markets and good Christian values.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - an evil person

:'''cow'''
:Date: 12th century
:''True conservative meaning'' - a large domesticated bovine

:'''[[creationism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - The correct scientific position, that God created the universe and humanity in six days.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - A foolish ideology.

:'''[[cyber-terrorism]]'''
:''True conservative meaning'' - Attacking a website with an ideology you disprove of. Frequently used by liberals.
:''False liberal redefinition'' - Harmless fun.
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