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'''Embraced deceit''' is [[deceit]] that is knowingly allowed, defended or even promoted for ideological purposes. Not only did the perpetrator of the [[deceit]] promote it, but his allies were complicit also. | '''Embraced deceit''' is [[deceit]] that is knowingly allowed, defended or even promoted for ideological purposes. Not only did the perpetrator of the [[deceit]] promote it, but his allies were complicit also. | ||
| − | '''Embraced deceit''' is common among [[liberals]], but non-existent among [[conservatives]].<ref>See a | + | '''Embraced deceit''' is common among [[liberals]], but non-existent among [[conservatives]].<ref>See a list of examples at [[deceit]].</ref> |
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 20:30, March 8, 2008
Embraced deceit is deceit that is knowingly allowed, defended or even promoted for ideological purposes. Not only did the perpetrator of the deceit promote it, but his allies were complicit also.
Embraced deceit is common among liberals, but non-existent among conservatives.[1]