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• Conservatism
  [[category:political philosophy]] [[Conservatism]] is a [[political identity]] whose adherents claim loyalty to a [[similarity cluster|loose co
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• US backup government
  ...by organizing people in ways that give us more leverage (like, collecting groups of people who agree on actual important issues, rather than phony wedge-iss ...ds a lot like yet another godawful "[[wikipedia:political action committee|political action committee]]" (or PAC), i.e. a lobbying group. The difference is that
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• Mike Huckabee
  ...ful lot like he's trying to clear the way for certain well-to-do religious groups to popularize some very un-Constitutional changes to the Constitution... ma ...bama]] had done "something very similar, going into a church to preach his political word". ''I'm sorry, but those two things are in no way equivalent. -{{woozl
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• Legendary freeloader
  * [[Welfare queen]]s are a prime example of heavy political exploitation of an essentially fictitious legendary freeloader. ** Most of the ire against it is directed against groups who are typically framed by that same ideology as "freeloaders" or otherwis
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• 2022/11/04
  ...ty and the American Medical Association.}} Worst thing is, it's all just a political stunt; they don't even ''believe'' they're helping kids.
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• Critical race theory
  ...[[Civil Rights Act]] of 1964 erased formal legal inequality between racial groups. Right-wing political actors began inaccurately using CRT in 2021 as a {{l/sub|fear-label}} to su
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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) ..., including liberals and those perceived to belong to certain other target groups (e.g. homosexuals, immigrants, Muslims)
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• The Holocaust
  Many groups and individuals have questioned the scale of the Holocaust, claiming either * political dissidents
  3 KB (364 words) - 12:56, 2 June 2007
• Adolf Hitler/symbol
  ...was apparently affable and compassionate (to anyone who was not one of the groups he sought to demonize and destroy, at least). He was not a monster; he was
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• Night Watch
  After some time passes, and the political situation has evolved somewhat, Night Watch membership is used to coerce re ...splays of loyalty (such as armbands) and the creation of various "special" groups of citizens whose beliefs and actions could be manipulated (e.g. Hitler You
  3 KB (366 words) - 00:18, 5 July 2008
• User:Woozle/My Left Wing/Revolution 2.0 Outline RFC/microgov
  ...ggestion for building a new structure from the ground up: Instead of tying political representation to geography, let's allow people to ''choose'' which represe What I just described is the target political environment, when the new system has largely or completely supplanted the c
  6 KB (1,007 words) - 18:17, 19 November 2019
• Libertarianism/American
  [[thing type::political philosophy]] ...arian Party was formed in 1971 to represent American Libertarianism in the political sphere.
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• Meme-ish
  ...o the motives of those with the ability to rapidly spread them (e.g. dirty political campaigning often spreads "truths" well known to be false, and leaves them ...ardless of their accuracy or value, so as to be '''appealing''' to various groups of people (who might not otherwise agree with each other or with the meme),
  3 KB (529 words) - 23:33, 18 May 2007
• US/pol/Republican
  [[thing type::political party]] ...eved to represent the [[left wing]]. From about 1990 to 2020 or so, as the political leadership lurched rightward while mainstream thought has slowly moved left
  6 KB (837 words) - 00:54, 13 October 2022
• Dysconservatism
  When it's not referring specifically to a political party or religious entity<ref name=capitalc>I'll refer to these as the "cap ...traditional practices in politics and society : relating to or supporting political conservatism
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• Talk:InstaGov/introduction
  ...u know -- those "single-issue groups on the left") -- even if the advocacy groups have more members than we do. Furthermore, there has been a history of such groups becoming corrupt and extremist; I assert that this is in large part because
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• 2022/10/26
  ...to further immorality, like platonic marriages.}} {{fmt/quote|83 religious groups [...] signed onto the letter to McConnell asking to block the Respect for M ...t/quote|“On 8 November, when we destroy the Democratic party as a national political institution and really end the regime, the hunted become the hunters. The w
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• Islamic cultural invasion/Europe
  ...gration]] laws and social support systems in those countries. Unlike other groups of refugees, however, many of these communities became very insular (appare ...population combined with a willingness to use the threat of violence as a political tactic, they have apparently successfully demanded special schools and othe
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• Abstinence-based education
  [[category:issues]][[Abstinence-based education]] is a philosophical and political position with respect to education which states that [[sexual abstinence]] ...it is heavily promoted by [[Christian fundamentalist]] and [[evangelical]] groups, although it seems to be spreading somewhat in England as well.
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• US/NC/Durham/elec/2022/05/school board
  ...-by-marxists/ Durham School Board Candidate Says Two Influential Political Groups Have Been Infiltrated By Marxists]: as if [[Marxism]] was shameful somehow?
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