Quote mining

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Quote mining is a meaningless term that expresses objection when a quote is used against person quoted. This term is not recognized by the dictionary, and is used primarily by evolution believers to oppose the use of quotations by evolutionists themselves that tend to discredit their theory.[1]

The entire legal and political fields use quotes by others against them. There is nothing objectionable about this practice, and the term quote-mining could apply to nearly every legal proceeding and political campaign.

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  1. ↑ The term "quote mining" shows up on only 34,500 Google pages as of May 14, 2007.

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