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Revision as of 19:25, October 7, 2011
- Darwinism
- True conservative meaning - The false religion of evolution.
- False liberal redefinition - A pejorative term used by Creationists to refer to evolution.
- decriminalization
- True conservative meaning - The act of removing criminal penalties from crimes.
- False liberal redefinition - Compassion regarding addiction and other crimes.
- Democrat
- Date: 1789
- True conservative meaning - member of the tax-and-spend, anti-Christian and pro-abortion Democratic Party.
- False liberal redefinition - someone who supports democracy
- demagogue
- Date: 1648
- True conservative meaning - a leader who obtains power through liberal deceit, eg Barack Obama
- deregulation
- Date: 1963
- True conservative meaning - allowing companies to make profits without constant government interference
- False liberal redefinition - getting rid of laws, passed and enforced by a democratic government, that curb the excesses and harmful practices of businesses
- dictator
- True conservative meaning - A despot who rules without the consent of the people. See Adolph Hitler or Joseph Stalin for examples
- False liberal redefinition - any conservative leader.
- divorce
- True conservative meaning - a dissolution of a relationship that God intended to be lifelong
- False liberal redefinition - a type of reformation of contract, entirely at the discretion of the parties
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