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Claptrap' is often used in the phrase "liberal claptrap," which describes how a liberal statement is often lacking in substance and sincerity.

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'''Claptrap''' is pretentious but insincere or empty [[language]]. It can refer to any nonsensical [[rant]]s that purport to [[~~argue~~]] a ~~valid point~~.

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'''Claptrap''' is pretentious but insincere or empty [[language]]. It can refer to any nonsensical [[rant]]s that purport to argue a valid point.

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'''Claptrap''' is often used in the phrase "[[liberal]] claptrap," which describes how a liberal statement is often lacking in substance and sincerity.

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