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| − | '''Liberal fluff''' consists of statements that have no [[logic]]al or factual value of significance, but have the effect of diluting or distracting from the point at issue | + | '''Liberal fluff''' consists of statements that have no [[logic]]al or factual value of significance, but have the effect of diluting or distracting from the point at issue, like obeying international law or not [[George Bush|committing crimes against humanity]] |
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
Revision as of 03:45, October 9, 2008
Liberal fluff consists of statements that have no logical or factual value of significance, but have the effect of diluting or distracting from the point at issue, like obeying international law or not committing crimes against humanity
Examples
- An editor attempted to justify professor values by adding the statement that "[i]t appears intelligent people sometimes hold these values."[1] The statement is essentially meaningless and simply dilutes or distracts from the truth. Intelligent people can also be found in prisons and insane asylums.