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| − | Conservapedia terms are words | + | Conservapedia terms are concepts, words or phrases developed on [[Conservapedia]]. Some are entirely original to [[Conservapedia]], while others were further developed in an original manner by one or more editors here. Examples include: |
*[[90/10 rule]] | *[[90/10 rule]] | ||
Revision as of 14:30, April 22, 2008
Conservapedia terms are concepts, words or phrases developed on Conservapedia. Some are entirely original to Conservapedia, while others were further developed in an original manner by one or more editors here. Examples include:
- 90/10 rule
- Abortion deceit
- Affirmative acting
- Affirmative Action President
- Anti-conservative
- Atheistic denial
- Bias in Wikipedia
- Charity effect
- Conservaphobia
- Conservative values
- Deliberate ignorance
- Demonizing conservatives
- Demonizing terms
- Conservative benefits
- Feminist style
- Gender police
- Genius bias
- Godless liberal
- Godspeed
- Embraced deceit
- Greatest Conservative Movies
- Greatest Conservative Songs
- Gunaphobia
- Holocaust cause denier
- Hollywood values
- Liberal deceit
- Liberal denial
- Liberal friendship
- Liberal grading
- Liberal Hypocrisy
- Liberal hysteria
- Liberal Intellectualism
- Liberal logic
- Liberal obfuscation
- Liberal redefinition
- Liberal style
- Liberal supremacist
- Liberal tools
- Liberal tricks
- Libertarian censorship
- Media bullying
- Mindless equality
- Minister's son
- Movement conservative
- Photo bias
- Placement bias
- Professor style
- Professor values
- Quantifying Openmindedness
- Racial censorship[1]
- Resurrection Sunday
- Supreme Court Half-Life
- Swift-Boating
- Transaction benefits
- Why Conservative?
- Young mass murderers
This list will grow over time, and feel free to add to it.
References
- ↑ This was first coined by black Professor Walter Williams.