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# There are repeated attempts to convert liberal opinion into a statement of fact.  This can be done by citing a liberal advocate as an authority or by selectively invoking a liberal perception about what "most people think."  This style of argument occurs too often, and too selectively, to reflect mere lack of intellectual rigor.  It appears to be central to the liberal style of reasoning.
 
# There are repeated attempts to convert liberal opinion into a statement of fact.  This can be done by citing a liberal advocate as an authority or by selectively invoking a liberal perception about what "most people think."  This style of argument occurs too often, and too selectively, to reflect mere lack of intellectual rigor.  It appears to be central to the liberal style of reasoning.
 
# Liberals often express decidedly liberal viewpoints as "common usage".
 
# Liberals often express decidedly liberal viewpoints as "common usage".
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# Instead of just correcting a grammatical error, liberals like to dramatically announce their superior ability to correct other contributors.
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# Instead of just correcting a grammatical error, liberals like to dramatically announce their superior ability to correct other contributors while probably making their own ridiculous errors at the same time.
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# When found in an unbeatable position in debate, liberals tend to spout sentences upon sentences of meaningless words whilst saying absolutely nothing of significance for their side of the argument.  
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# When found in an unbeatable position in debate, liberals tend to spout sentences upon sentences of meaningless words whilst saying absolutely nothing of significance for their side of the argument. Afterwards, they try to cut off debate by acting as if they've won even though no one who's not already convinced of their positions thinks they've even said anything coherent, let alone made a persuasive argument.
    
Over 466,000 edits on Conservapedia offer much data for studying liberal behavior, and we welcome anyone who would like to research this further here.
 
Over 466,000 edits on Conservapedia offer much data for studying liberal behavior, and we welcome anyone who would like to research this further here.
    
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