Difference between revisions of "Scapegoat"
(A scapegoat is someone falsely portrayed, often by liberals, as being the cause of a problem when the real cause is something else, such as Hollywood values, refusal to read the Bible, or other Leftist traits.) |
(Its first usage as a verb was not until centuries later, in 1943.) |
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Typically some liberals make money off creating a scapegoat, as in falsely accusing a police department or large corporation of a death actually caused by drug [[addiction]] or other liberal activity. | Typically some liberals make money off creating a scapegoat, as in falsely accusing a police department or large corporation of a death actually caused by drug [[addiction]] or other liberal activity. | ||
| + | ==Pack of wolves== | ||
| + | [[Liberal]]s act like a pack of wolves when they engage in scapegoating. A wolf that serves as the scapegoat for a pack in the wild is performing a service of stress relief for other insecure wolves in the pack. A pack of wolves typically includes a dominant pair called the alpha wolves, and a scapegoat wolf that is called the omega. | ||
| + | ==Origin== | ||
| + | Incredibly, the origin of "scapegoat" as a noun is from {{bibleref|Leviticus|16|8|version=KJV}}. Its first usage as a verb was not until centuries later, in 1943. | ||
| + | == See also == | ||
| + | *[[Essay:Best New Conservative Words|Best New Conservative Words]] | ||
[[category:scapegoats]] | [[category:scapegoats]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:13, August 11, 2022
A scapegoat is someone falsely portrayed, often by liberals, as being the cause of a problem when the real cause is something else, such as Hollywood values, refusal to read the Bible, or other Leftist traits.
Typically some liberals make money off creating a scapegoat, as in falsely accusing a police department or large corporation of a death actually caused by drug addiction or other liberal activity.
Pack of wolves
Liberals act like a pack of wolves when they engage in scapegoating. A wolf that serves as the scapegoat for a pack in the wild is performing a service of stress relief for other insecure wolves in the pack. A pack of wolves typically includes a dominant pair called the alpha wolves, and a scapegoat wolf that is called the omega.
Origin
Incredibly, the origin of "scapegoat" as a noun is from Leviticus 16:8 (KJV). Its first usage as a verb was not until centuries later, in 1943.