Anglophile - Revision history

Aschlafly: Overuse of the term "kingdom" in translating the Bible -- "paradise" would be more powerful and accurate -- is due to the Anglophile influence.

2025-06-05T14:56:35Z

Overuse of the term "kingdom" in translating the Bible -- "paradise" would be more powerful and accurate -- is due to the Anglophile influence.

Aschlafly at 17:20, August 1, 2023

2023-08-01T17:20:19Z

Aschlafly: Love of its monarchy ("God Save the Queen!") is part of this British-centric viewpoint.

2023-08-01T17:17:24Z

Love of its monarchy ("God Save the Queen!") is part of this British-centric viewpoint.

DavidB4-bot: /* References */clean up & uniformity

2016-07-13T01:43:17Z

‎References: clean up & uniformity

Aschlafly: /* Examples of Anglophilia */ still needs work on two of the points

2015-10-19T18:07:36Z

‎Examples of Anglophilia: still needs work on two of the points

Aschlafly: /* Examples of Anglophilia */

2015-10-19T17:56:25Z

‎Examples of Anglophilia

Aschlafly: /* Examples of Anglophilia */ admire the British for generally supporting the United States on foreign policy issues after the U.S. rescued Britain in World War II, and helped Britain again as it was bungling the Falklands War.

2015-10-19T17:55:32Z

‎Examples of Anglophilia: admire the British for generally supporting the United States on foreign policy issues after the U.S. rescued Britain in World War II, and helped Britain again as it was bungling the Falklands War.

Aschlafly: /* Examples of Anglophilia */ exaggerate the efficacy of the National Health Service, and engage in liberal denial about how much harm it has caused

2015-10-19T17:52:38Z

‎Examples of Anglophilia: exaggerate the efficacy of the National Health Service, and engage in liberal denial about how much harm it has caused

Aschlafly: /* Examples of Anglophilia */ An Anglophile might ... use metaphors and examples relating to a monarchy, such as references to "king" or "queen", or "majestic"

2015-10-19T17:51:43Z

‎Examples of Anglophilia: An Anglophile might ... use metaphors and examples relating to a monarchy, such as references to "king" or "queen", or "majestic"

JDWpianist: /* Examples of Anglophilia */ the slave trade in England was abolished in 1833, earlier than the USA

2010-08-07T14:24:36Z

‎Examples of Anglophilia: the slave trade in England was abolished in 1833, earlier than the USA

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−	An '''Anglophile''' is someone who obsesses with [[England]] and exaggerates its historical significance. Love of its [[monarchy]] ("[[God]] Save the Queen!") is part of this [[British]]-centric viewpoint.	+	An '''Anglophile''' is someone who obsesses with [[England]] and exaggerates its historical significance. Love of its [[monarchy]] ("[[God]] Save the Queen!") is part of this [[British]]-centric viewpoint. Overuse of the term "kingdom" in translating the [[Bible]] -- "paradise" would be more powerful and accurate -- is due to the Anglophile influence.

	==Examples of Anglophilia==		==Examples of Anglophilia==

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−	An '''Anglophile''' is someone who obsesses with England and exaggerates its historical significance. Love of its [[monarchy]] ("[[God]] Save the Queen!") is part of this [[British]]-centric viewpoint.	+	An '''Anglophile''' is someone who obsesses with [[England]] and exaggerates its historical significance. Love of its [[monarchy]] ("[[God]] Save the Queen!") is part of this [[British]]-centric viewpoint.

	==Examples of Anglophilia==		==Examples of Anglophilia==

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	==Examples of Anglophilia==		==Examples of Anglophilia==

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 *use metaphors and examples relating to a monarchy, such as references to "king" or "queen", or "majestic"
 *insist that [[William Shakespeare]] was the most influential person of the second millennium.
-*deny how [[atheism]] has taken over the culture to the point where [[Richard Dawkins]] suggested arresting the [[Pope]] when visited on a goodwill mission
+*deny how [[atheism]] has taken over the British culture to the point where [[Richard Dawkins]] suggested arresting the [[Pope]] when visited on a goodwill mission
 *downplay or ignore how [[Britain]] has perpetrated massive frauds on the world, such as the [[Piltdown Man]], without any accountability
 *exaggerate the efficacy of the [[National Health Service]], and engage in [[liberal denial]] about how much harm it has caused
-*claim to have invented freedom of speech, when in fact there has never been freedom of speech in England to criticize certain people, even if entirely truthful<ref>The [[John Peter Zenger]] trial in the [[United States]] rejected the British approach in the early 18th century.</ref>
+*claim that the British invented freedom of speech, when in fact there has never been freedom of speech in England to criticize certain people, even if entirely truthful<ref>The [[John Peter Zenger]] trial in the [[United States]] rejected the British approach in the early 18th century.</ref>
 *admire the way the British stood alone against Nazi tyranny for two years, invented concepts such as the rule of law, and have devised a tolerant society where people are judged on their merits not their color or religion. (this needs to be rewritten)
 *recognize the contributions that Britain has made to science and literature far out of proportion to the size of its population. (this needs to be rewritten)

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 *exaggerate the efficacy of the [[National Health Service]], and engage in [[liberal denial]] about how much harm it has caused
 *claim to have invented freedom of speech, when in fact there has never been freedom of speech in England to criticize certain people, even if entirely truthful<ref>The [[John Peter Zenger]] trial in the [[United States]] rejected the British approach in the early 18th century.</ref>
-*admire the way the British stood alone against Nazi tyranny for two years, invented concepts such as the rule of law, and have devised a tolerant society where people are judged on their merits not their color or religion.
+*admire the way the British stood alone against Nazi tyranny for two years, invented concepts such as the rule of law, and have devised a tolerant society where people are judged on their merits not their color or religion.{{this needs to be rewritten}}
-*recognize the contributions that Britain has made to science and literature far out of proportion to the size of its population.
+*recognize the contributions that Britain has made to science and literature far out of proportion to the size of its population.{{this needs to be rewritten}}
-*salute the British for standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the United States for 65 years since World War 2.
+*admire the British for generally supporting the United States on foreign policy issues after the U.S. rescued Britain in World War II, and helped Britain again as it was bungling the Falklands War.
 == References ==

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 ==Examples of Anglophilia==
 An Anglophile might ...
 *insist that [[William Shakespeare]] was the most influential person of the second millennium.
 *deny how [[atheism]] has taken over the culture to the point where [[Richard Dawkins]] suggested arresting the [[Pope]] when visited on a goodwill mission