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'''Projection''' is the Liberal debating tactic where 'A' accuses their enemy 'B' of doing what 'A' is actually already doing. In politics, the classical example is accusing your opponent of a [[Smear campaign]] while running one yourself. | '''Projection''' is the Liberal debating tactic where 'A' accuses their enemy 'B' of doing what 'A' is actually already doing. In politics, the classical example is accusing your opponent of a [[Smear campaign]] while running one yourself. | ||
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Projection is the Liberal debating tactic where 'A' accuses their enemy 'B' of doing what 'A' is actually already doing. In politics, the classical example is accusing your opponent of a Smear campaign while running one yourself.
Some examples of Liberal Projection include:
- Accusing Conservatives of suppressing free speech, while censoring Conservative viewpoints.
- Claiming 'freedom of religion' to oppress Christianity.
- Saying their opponents are moral degenerates while tolerating Homosexuality.
- Acting as if Conservative politicians are irredemably Corrupt, while ignoring Graft among Liberal ones.
- Claiming Conservatives are 'closed minded' while ignoring scientific theories.
