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    Classic Liberalism

    The original political philosophy of the Founding Fathers which is based on the believes of individual liberty, rule of law, private property, economic freedom, and the foundation of the Declaration of Independence before totalitarian collectivists hijacked the term in the 20th century.

    240 Points

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    Social Contract

    An agreement between the government and the people, defining the agreed upon rights and duties of each,  that the Democrat Party broke by  terrorizing half of the population with its paramilitary forces such as Antifa and BLM, and consequently by cheating on elections to undermine their will.

    275 Points

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    Red States

    The only states where you can have free will, liberty, self determination, meritocracy, limited government and free market economics.

    237 Points

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    Peace

    A sugarcoating additive term to make an event or activity fit the progressive narrative, such as Religion of Peace, Peaceful Protests, etc..

    207 Points

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    American Elite

    A mendacious class whose skills, values, goals, tastes and types of knowledge are hostile to our nation’s inherited cultures and plural people.

    230 Points

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    Green Energy

    A type of power source that is collected from renewable resources like sun, wind, rain, tides, waves, and geothermal heat that consumes enormous amount of energy to produce insignificant outcome. 

    186 Points

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    MLB

    Major League Baseball, which consists of 30 teams, with two leagues; American League and National League. 14 teams are AL and 16 are NL. The MLB’s championship is known as the World Series, where the AL champion plays the NL champion in a best-of-7 series.

    203 Points

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    Cloward-Piven Strategy

    A political strategy of calculated chaos first described in 1966, by Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven, to use Welfare in order to create a tyrannical autocracy controlled by a small group of self-appointed elites.

    310 Points

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    American Dream

    A national ethos of the United States, the set of ideals in which freedom includes the opportunity for prosperity and success, as well as an upward social mobility for the family and children of illegals who break the laws and just get released, don’t have to follow any regulations or laws for work or business, […]

    328 Points
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