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'''Liberal Myths''' are heavily promoted falsehoods motivated by a [[liberal]] belief system. They include: | '''Liberal Myths''' are heavily promoted falsehoods motivated by a [[liberal]] belief system. They include: | ||
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Liberal Myths are heavily promoted falsehoods motivated by a liberal belief system. They include:
- The claim of a population explosion (motivation: promote abortion)
- The claim that people today are smarter than in prior centuries (motivation: to make famous Christians look dumb)
- The claim that the Apostles were all illiterate (motivation: to portray them as dumb)
- The claim of extraterrestrial life (motivation: deny that man was created in God's image)
- The claim that the Bush tax cuts substantially reduced 2006 revenues and expanded the budget deficit.
- The claim that the Bush tax cuts have not helped the economy.
- Anthropogenic Global Warming.[1]
- The claim that a fetus is not a living being with rights.
- The claim that gun control reduces crime.
- The claim that abortion and breast cancer are unrelated.