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| − | '''Namecalling''' is the act of labelling another person or group with a pejorative term - often inappropriately - as a debating or [[lobbying]] tactic. [[Liberal]]s use name-calling against [[conservatives]], or even against each other, when they know they can't win the debate. | + | '''Namecalling''' is the act of labelling another person or group with a pejorative term - often inappropriately - as a debating or [[lobbying]] tactic. [[Liberal]]s use name-calling against [[conservatives]], or even against each other, when they know they can't win the debate. Conservatives have also resorted to namecalling, for example, in one of his broadcasts [[Rush Limbaugh]] called a Georgetown Law student a "slut" |
[[Category:Rhetoric]] | [[Category:Rhetoric]] | ||
[[Category:Liberal Traits]] | [[Category:Liberal Traits]] | ||
Revision as of 20:53, March 29, 2012
Namecalling is the act of labelling another person or group with a pejorative term - often inappropriately - as a debating or lobbying tactic. Liberals use name-calling against conservatives, or even against each other, when they know they can't win the debate. Conservatives have also resorted to namecalling, for example, in one of his broadcasts Rush Limbaugh called a Georgetown Law student a "slut"