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'''Liberal desensitizing''' is a [[liberal tactic|tactic]] used by [[liberal]]s to coerce acceptance of their policies from the general public. By repeated exposure, the public eventually becomes [[desensitize]]d to their natural opposition and begin seeing a fringe idea as "normal" or "conventional".
Examples:
* [[Sex in the media]]. The amount of [[sexual content]] on television and in the movies has increased significantly in past decades.
* [[Premartial sex]]. Teens having sex before [[marriage]] was rarely seen in movies or discussed in public, yet now liberals throw around high percentages for the number of teens that have sex before marraige--numbers that do not agree with unbiased studies.
* [[Pornography]]. Not only increased exposure to pornography through the internet, but also the idea that viewing pornography is commonplace (this is depicted in films and television).
* [[Homosexuality]]. Part of the [[homosexual agenda]] is to create a [[homosexual obsession]], making homosexuality appear to be a regular variation in human sexuality, rather than an abnormality. Desensitization has been a self-admitted tactic by the directors of the movements (see [[Homosexual_obsession#Strategy_behind_the_obsession|Strategy behind the obsession]]).
[[Category:Liberalism]]