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Some hyper-[[conservatives]] feel that this is a part of the conspiricy by the media to raise a generation of prideful, ignorant liberals. For of course, if you believe in yourself you're not believing in [[Jesus]], hence, you become conceited and self-rightous. | Some hyper-[[conservatives]] feel that this is a part of the conspiricy by the media to raise a generation of prideful, ignorant liberals. For of course, if you believe in yourself you're not believing in [[Jesus]], hence, you become conceited and self-rightous. | ||
Revision as of 21:12, December 24, 2007
Self-esteem is the mentality of believing yourself something special. The media, in particular children's shows, have been saying "Believe in yourself" for the better part of thirty years.[Citation Needed]
Some hyper-conservatives feel that this is a part of the conspiricy by the media to raise a generation of prideful, ignorant liberals. For of course, if you believe in yourself you're not believing in Jesus, hence, you become conceited and self-rightous.