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• Social regressivism
  [[thing type::political position]] [[category:political position]]
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• Left gatekeeper
  ...ition by carefully avoiding or even repudiating any viewpoints which the [[political right]] has deemed "too radical".{{seed}}
  1 KB (166 words) - 18:57, 4 February 2009
• James Taranto
  [[political position::US conservative]] [[political position::neoliberal]]
  503 bytes (61 words) - 13:22, 22 August 2011
• Mitt Romney
  ...n a wide variety of issues, returns video in which Romney agrees with that position.
  517 bytes (63 words) - 22:47, 16 October 2012
• Social stagnationism
  [[thing type::political position]] [[category:political position]]
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• Moving the fulcrum
  [[File:Idt20050613compromise.gif|thumb|The GOP claims an unreasonable position in order to persuade the Democrats to do what the GOP ''actually'' wants as ...position as a "compromise" between their (new) position and Obama's (new) position.]]
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• Allen Wesley Pucket
  [[political alignment::religious right]] ...adherents of that position to ever-greater [[extremism]] on behalf of that position. He is particularly known for implicit threats of violence against groups t
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• Frontierism
  [[thing type::political philosophy]] [[Frontierism]] is one extreme of a [[political axis]] regarding the issue of how much support government (or society) shou
  3 KB (373 words) - 00:44, 24 May 2013
• User:Jsrrts
  When someone puts forward a position in an argument, to be critical Is their position true? Is it falsifiable?
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• US/pol/cultural polarization
  ...reasing tendency for American citizens to assume either of two conflicting political positions, loosely referred to as "[[American liberalism|liberal]]" (blue) ===Conservative position===
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• 2014/04/23/Six Studies That Show Everything Republicans Believe is Wrong
  ...ing the rich]] [[topic::Obamacare]] [[topic::fair world fallacy]] [[topic::political science]] [[topic::errorism]] ...ociety, today's [[US Republican Party|Republicans]] have held the opposite position – as the evidence has piled up against them, they continue spreading
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• Free speech elitism
  [[thing type::political stance]] [[Free speech elitism]] is a socio-political stance which claims to support universal [[free speech]] but in fact select
  2 KB (268 words) - 22:43, 4 December 2022
• Concerned Women for America
  [[organization type::political advocacy]] [[political position::right wing]]
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• Soldier argument
  ...f compelling or influencing others to agree with a particular preconceived position, rather than being a means of analyzing [[evidence]] and thereby arriving a Such arguments are made only when it suits a predetermined [[political agenda|agenda]], and ignored when it conflicts with that agenda. It a form
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• Bad faith
  ...ctice of covert [[dishonesty]] (e.g. misrepresenting the reasons for one's position or concealing important information, aka [[intellectual dishonesty]]). Disc ===Political Philosophy===
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• Pseudoposition
  A [[pseudoposition]] is a stance, usually political, which poses as a carefully-thought-out philosophical conclusion but which A pseudoposition may use the same terminology as a more legitimate position while misrepresenting its intent, in effect becoming a [[false-flag argumen
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• User:Woozle/positions/2013/political correctness
  ...a polilex at the expense of the oppressed} -- but apparently proponents of political correctness do not see this distinction. ...d as justification for ''requiring'' someone else to stop expressing their position. This is a form of [[silencing]]. "Hurt feelings" are routinely used to jus
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• Right wing
  [[thing type::political position]] ...ng]] [[political axis|axis]] of [[political ideology]], and represents the political expression of [[authoritarianism]].
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• Neoconservative era
  ...and thus the freedom to set in motion an unusually large portion of their political agenda. ...the polar opposites of neoconservatism – effectively retreated to a position of defending their views largely on rational grounds, in the face of the ne
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• Political correctness
  Originally a term used for self-criticism on the [[left wing|left]], "[[political correctness]]" (or "PC") is now most often used by the [[right wing|Right]] ...lic situations. For example, someone putting on a fundraiser for a liberal political candidate might be concerned that giving out party treats made in Chinese s
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