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*The claim that [[gun control]] reduces crime. | *The claim that [[gun control]] reduces crime. | ||
*The claim that [[abortion]] and [[breast cancer]] are unrelated. | *The claim that [[abortion]] and [[breast cancer]] are unrelated. | ||
| − | *The claim that [[gambling]] | + | *The claim that [[gambling]] financially benefits state school systems [http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/09/17/cbsnews_investigates/main3269456.shtml] |
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Liberal Myths are heavily promoted falsehoods motivated by a liberal belief system. They include:
- The claim that the population has increased by a large amount, and human beings are beginning to overpopulate. (This myth is an attempt to justify abortions)
- The claim that people today are more knowledgeable than in prior centuries.
- 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 human being.
- The claim that gun control reduces crime.
- The claim that abortion and breast cancer are unrelated.
- The claim that gambling financially benefits state school systems [2]