DOTY nominee for 2014: Playinghardball

[Ralph Wiggum]

I've been noticing this goofball posting more and more recently, usually stuff from the "Obama Diary" and assorted scum sites.

For example:

Playinghardball (7,005 posts)

Stop using words that don't make sense...

Watch and wait for more of this crap...

[USA4ME]

The libs make a lot of false stereotype accusations against conservatives, but this one has to be one of the most poorly designed attempts to discredit.

Who is it that runs homeless shelters? Who is it that runs adoption agencies? Who is it that collects food to feed the poor? It's conservatives and conservative backed organizations and churches.

So yeah, another lie by libs. But as soon as you debunk one, they make up the next new lie.

It'll catch up with them in due time. Maybe not as soon as we'd like, but it will.

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[Freeper]

Let's stop using words that make no sense.
You're not pro choice, you're pro abortion..
You don't give a shit about choices for anything, from what size soda we can have to what kind of health insurance we need. When someone makes a choice other than abortion, like adoption or having a house full of kids, you still find ways to whine about those choices. So shut the **** up DUmmies and leave us decent people alone.

[BlueStateSaint]

Let's stop using words that make no sense.
You're not pro choice, you're pro abortion..
You don't give a shit about choices for anything, from what size soda we can have to what kind of health insurance we need. When someone makes a choice other than abortion, like adoption or having a house full of kids, you still find ways to whine about those choices. So shut the **** up DUmmies and leave us decent people alone.

H5 for using their tactics against them.

[Maxiest]

Verbal Engineering
"...verbal engineering always precedes social engineering..." Dr Bernard Nathanson, a founding member of NARAL and once the director of the largest abortion facility in the United States, reminds us that "verbal engineering always precedes social engineering."

Lawrence A. Dunegan, M.D., in an article titled "On the Role of Propaganda in Changing Health Care" said:

"Among the many tools used by the propagandist, one subtle and effective tool is a controlled lexicon. By repetition, it induces the widespread use of pre-selected words, while other words are forced into disuse and forgotten altogether.

"When words carry a connotation which conflicts with the thought pattern the propagandist seeks to establish, other words are substituted, despite their being inaccurate. Sometimes the definition of a word is implicitly changed. Because of their subtlety such manoeuvres evade our consciousness, elude our understanding, and thus bypass critical reflection.

"By controlling in such fashion the vocabulary available for use in a society, the thoughts and ideas of that society are limited and directed toward the goals of the propagandist."