OneGrassRoot
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Fri Oct-10-08 04:39 AM
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Is the phrase "world view" a neocon or even theocon code word? |
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It strikes me as odd since Palin has started using it. I don't recall hearing it that much at all before her entrance onto the stage.
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Fri Oct-10-08 05:44 AM
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1. It means he has a *black* world view. |
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She's pandering to the lowest common denominator of the worst of their base.
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Fri Oct-10-08 06:24 AM
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2. I have had people on other sites tell me that Sarah has a "biblical" world view |
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I remind them that Jim Jones did too.
That usually ends that discussion.
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Fri Oct-10-08 06:35 AM
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4. I think it's sometimes used that way... |
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Just on the basis that I once was idiot enough to fill in a questionnaire on another site about whether one had a 'biblical worldview' - which turned out to include being very right-wing on things like taxes and the death penalty, as well as more specifically religious issues. Ever since then, I've been regularly spammed by an American Christian Right organization called Worldview Weekend. Fortunately, my anti-spam system now deals with those messages!
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