Difference between revisions of "Conservative Dictionary Project (L)"
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:''True conservative meaning'' - somone who rejects logic and supports an overbearing government and anti-Christian policies | :''True conservative meaning'' - somone who rejects logic and supports an overbearing government and anti-Christian policies | ||
:''False liberal redefinition'' - someone who supports liberty | :''False liberal redefinition'' - someone who supports liberty | ||
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:'''[[Living Constitution]]''' | :'''[[Living Constitution]]''' | ||
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: ''True conservative meaning'' - another name of [[God]], or title for a male noble. | : ''True conservative meaning'' - another name of [[God]], or title for a male noble. | ||
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Revision as of 22:58, September 9, 2011
- laissez-faire
- Date: 1825
- True conservative meaning - an economy run free from government interference
- lamestream media
- Date: 2009
- True conservative meaning - the incompetent mainstream media
- Liberal
- Date: 14th century
- True conservative meaning - somone who rejects logic and supports an overbearing government and anti-Christian policies
- False liberal redefinition - someone who supports liberty
- Living Constitution
- Date:
- True conservative meaning - a liberal judge deciding matters based on their personal beliefs, rather than the word of the Constitution
- False liberal redefinition - a Constitution that evolves with society
- Logic
- True conservative meaning - using evidence and basic reasoning to come up with conservative insights into politics, law, and other aspects of life
- False liberal redefinition - unreasonably excluding any spiritual or non-scientific reasoning to justify liberal philosophies.
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