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| − | '''Liberal claptrap''' is pretentious nonsense promoted by [[liberal]]s. It has the wordy characteristics of [[liberal style]], typically with self-serving | + | '''Liberal claptrap''' is pretentious nonsense promoted by [[liberal]]s. It has the wordy characteristics of [[liberal style]], typically with self-serving conclusion. |
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| + | Liberal claptrap leaves the audience with nothing of substance, nothing that will help them personally overcome the inevitable problems of life. | ||
Liberal claptrap often pushes the listener toward an illogical viewpoint without saying so in a direct manner. Frequently liberal claptrap attempts to attract attention to a liberal and away from [[God]]. | Liberal claptrap often pushes the listener toward an illogical viewpoint without saying so in a direct manner. Frequently liberal claptrap attempts to attract attention to a liberal and away from [[God]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:50, March 21, 2015
Liberal claptrap is pretentious nonsense promoted by liberals. It has the wordy characteristics of liberal style, typically with self-serving conclusion.
Liberal claptrap leaves the audience with nothing of substance, nothing that will help them personally overcome the inevitable problems of life.
Liberal claptrap often pushes the listener toward an illogical viewpoint without saying so in a direct manner. Frequently liberal claptrap attempts to attract attention to a liberal and away from God.
The Bible criticizes liberal claptrap in 1 Corinthians 1:17.