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The style of liberal claptrap is so easily recognizable today that occasional vandalism to the [[Bible]] by [[liberals]] can be eradicated, such as the [[Essay:Adulteress Story|Adulteress Story]] and the [[Mark ending]]. Both passages are recognizable as fake by their [[liberal style]]: illogical, self-serving to liberals, degrading to others, unproductive, and unhelpful in overcoming [[addiction]]. | The style of liberal claptrap is so easily recognizable today that occasional vandalism to the [[Bible]] by [[liberals]] can be eradicated, such as the [[Essay:Adulteress Story|Adulteress Story]] and the [[Mark ending]]. Both passages are recognizable as fake by their [[liberal style]]: illogical, self-serving to liberals, degrading to others, unproductive, and unhelpful in overcoming [[addiction]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:19, May 3, 2023
Liberal claptrap is pretentious nonsense promoted by liberals. It has the wordy characteristics of liberal style, typically with self-serving conclusions.
Liberal claptrap leaves the audience with nothing of substance, nothing that will help them personally overcome the inevitable problems of life, such as addiction.
Liberal claptrap often pushes the listener toward an illogical viewpoint without saying so in a direct manner. It seeks to attract attention to liberals and away from God.
The Bible criticizes liberal claptrap in 1 Corinthians 1:17. Paul also warns against deceit in atheistic philosophy at Colossians 2:8 .
The style of liberal claptrap is so easily recognizable today that occasional vandalism to the Bible by liberals can be eradicated, such as the Adulteress Story and the Mark ending. Both passages are recognizable as fake by their liberal style: illogical, self-serving to liberals, degrading to others, unproductive, and unhelpful in overcoming addiction.
Examples
- In speech to mostly teenagers in Berlin on April 6, 2019, "Obama said 'I' 240 times, 'My/Myself' 16 times, 'Me' 13 times and 'Mine' once."[1]
- In brief remarks when he visited the White House on April 5, 2022, "Obama mentioned himself 33 times."[2]
- Sen. Bernie Sanders famously said his own words "mischaracterize" his thinking.[3]
- In a 9/11 remembrance speech 20 years later, George W. Bush tried senselessly to link that attack, which was by foreigners in this country illegally while he was president, to domestic political protests in a veiled swipe at supporters of Donald Trump.
- E=mc²