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| − | '''Chicken Little''' is a term used to describe an alarmist who exploits the fears of others by exaggerating the risk of a calamity | + | '''Chicken Little''' is a term used to describe an [[alarmism|alarmist]] who exploits the fears of others by exaggerating the risk of a calamity. [[Liberals]] employ this alarmism in an attempt to obfuscate [[deceit]]. Such is the case with imaginary [[global warming]]. |
In children's stories, Chicken Little was a chicken who, because something once fell on his head, runs around insisting that the sky is falling. | In children's stories, Chicken Little was a chicken who, because something once fell on his head, runs around insisting that the sky is falling. | ||
Revision as of 23:15, February 4, 2011
Chicken Little is a term used to describe an alarmist who exploits the fears of others by exaggerating the risk of a calamity. Liberals employ this alarmism in an attempt to obfuscate deceit. Such is the case with imaginary global warming.
In children's stories, Chicken Little was a chicken who, because something once fell on his head, runs around insisting that the sky is falling.